is classical music help you make your baby smart?
By axibal
@axibal (63)
Philippines
April 4, 2009 10:03am CST
i do believed that it helps your baby to be smarter-in a way. studies show and proved that it does. when i was still pregnant with my daughter, i used to listen to mozart and bach's classical music. i want to make my baby to be genius - in the future. well, i can see results now. my daughter is 6 years old and she excells in math. she loves math and all of her subjects were easily taught to her. well above all, it's the genes that makes the child smart. don't you think?
2 responses
@MAllen400 (829)
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4 Apr 09
Hi I am sure it is in the genes but even talking to your baby helps. I also believe that when babies are in the womb if you sit still and listen to a certain type of music and are content, when that baby arrives and hears that type of music they too will be content when they hear it.
I wish you every bit of luck making your baby a genius after being the happiest baby of course
@bluishrose (2289)
• Philippines
4 Apr 09
I think it worked with my nephew. At an early stage of 3 years old he can speak clearly already and he's way of thinking and reasoning is advanced already.I know its not just classical music but also exposing him to educational things or videos. Thanks to kids network on cable my nephew is a smart kid.
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