Do babies remember being in the womb?

I don't think they remember in the true sense of the word, as in you and I remembering events. I'm sure that their senses react in some way to the things they experienced while in the womb, i.e., hearing things that mimic what they heard in the womb, and being wrapped tightly like they were in utero might be comforting to them.

welcome to mylot i had seen some videos on baby in the womb, they enjoy the space so much lol.

Nope, baby won't remember that he/she was in the womb.. there is a state called TABULARASA state in which babies are on a Blank Slate when they're born, that's why during the course of infancy, they get to learn different things such as Reflexes..

I don't think so. But yes, baby can hearing and learning since in the womb. Baby can dreaming like us when sleep. Maybe not remember but baby can recording what they listening. For example, you tell the baby story or reading her/him some book, so they can learning about words. They recording the words and it xan help them when they speak somedays. they will have good habit reading too and love book. I have heard about baby science that if we talk with baby in eight language since eight months in the womb until they eight months born, so they can speak with those language. It show how they can recording and learning in the womb.

I honestly don't think that babies consciously remember what went on when they were in the womb. However, I do think that babies do have unconscious memories from the time that they spent in the womb. The reason that I believe that this is the case is because of the fact that when a baby is born they are able to differentiate their mother and father from strangers. This is because of the fact that they could hear their parents voices before they were born.

I have heard that babies do remember being in the womb. That is why there are toys that have a heart beat since the baby has heard that sound throughout his/her time in the womb. I guess there are a lot of the things that a baby is able to learn while still being in the womb.