Pregnancy Music

Pregnancy Music is a collection of classical music that will help you increase a healthier and smarter baby.
-Very small size app(2MB)
- Easy to use
- Can listen when offline
- Nice interface
A baby in the womb hears many sounds from the outside world, but one type of noise that gets a lot of attention from moms-to-be is music. While the jury is still out on the true impact of prenatal exposure to Mozart and Bach, preliminary research appears to indicate that your unborn child might enjoy and benefit slightly from a daily dose of music.

Sounds in the Womb
A baby can begin to hear sounds at about 17 weeks gestation, typically around the point when the mother begins to feel the first tiny flutters of movement and before the baby's sex is clearly identifiable. By 26 weeks, the baby's heartbeat will speed up in response to sounds, including music, that come from outside the womb. At 33 weeks gestation, babies have been observed breathing in time to music, indicating an awareness of the beat. By 38 weeks, a baby in the womb reacts differently to various types of music, showing different rates of fetal movement.

Why is it IMPORTANT to listen to classical music during pregnancy?
Classical music may REDUCE the stress, anxiety, and depression that many pregnant women experience. That's a fact! It is also very propitious for the fetus as it offers a range of notes and tends to repeat, creating an almost lullaby style sound in the womb.

MUSIC FOR PREGNANCY EFFECTS:
- Mellows down your agitated mind and soothes your senses in a unique way!
- Reduces the stress and anxiety
- Helps with the depression that many pregnant women experience
- Stimulates brain function in developing infants
- Improves comprehension of exact sciences and many others