- EARLY IS BEST – Give your baby the BEST start at a time when it matters most! Like a prenatal helps a child’s early physical development, BabyPlus Prenatal Education System enriches a baby’s early cognitive development with simple rhythmic sounds..
- LIFELONG IMPACT – Parents, caregivers, and physicians report that children are born relaxed and alert, nurse readily after delivery, display an increased ability to self-soothe, and establish y patterns. Later on, their observations include strong developmental milestone achievement, y attention spans, and strong school readiness..
- COMFORTABLE & USER-FRIENDLY – Whether you’re resting at home or on-the-go, BabyPlus is simple to use. Beginning any time between 18 and 32 weeks of pregnancy, let your baby listen to a sound lesson for just an hour each day to encourage a lifetime of benefits..
- CONVENIENT POUCH & USE – The BabyPlus player comes with a convenient learning pouch, equipped with an adjustable strap to use as your belly grows. Wear your pouch while working around the house or running errands! The daily lesson will play for an hour and shuts off automatically..
- TRIED & TRUE – BabyPlus is trusted by parents, pediatricians, and caregivers to create an enriched environment for early development and learning. BabyPlus makes the perfect, ultimate shower gift or personal purchase for expectant parents. Find out why 97% of BabyPlus parents would use it again or recommend us to a friend!.
Product Description
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BabyPlus Prenatal Learning System is a patented set of sound
lessons, played during pregnancy, that strengthen a baby's early
cognitive development. The lessons are based on advanced
principles of auditory neuroscience, and deliver tangible
benefits that last a lifetime.
You wouldn't think of missing the daily prenatal that
nourishes your baby's earliest physical development, but what
about his or her early cognitive development? The BabyPlus
Prenatal Learning System offers a simple daily practice that
promotes strong prenatal cognitive development and has measurable
benefits that last a lifetime. BabyPlus introduces patterns of
sound similar to the maternal heartbeat. As your baby compares
the sounds to the ever-present heartbeat, early enrichment
begins. Parents around the world who have used BabyPlus report
that their babies: were born relaxed and alert, nursed more
readily, had an increased ability to self-soothe, and were able
to establish y ing patterns. Later in life, parents
report that their children: show strong developmental milestone
achievement, have longer attention spans; and enjoy strong
learning and school readiness. Learn more now about the lifelong
benefits of BabyPlus!
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A Breakthrough in Learning
This patented, prenatal curriculum is designed to strengthen
your baby's learning capabilities with naturally derived audio
lessons. For your child, the developmental benefits of BabyPlus
last a lifetime. Parents who hope to give their prenatal child
every intellectual, developmental, creative, and emotional
enrichment will want to take a closer look at the BabyPlus
Prenatal Education System. BabyPlus is a patented, prenatal
curriculum developed to strengthen a child's long term learning
capabilities. These naturally derived audio lessons are founded
on the very language of the prenatal child, the language of the
maternal heartbeat. As a baby distinguishes the simple rhythmic
sound lessons of BabyPlus from those of the mother, auditory
learning begins. As a mom's pregnancy progresses, so does the
BabyPlus curriculum. The baby is introduced to a sequential
learning process at a time during development when the advantages
will be most enduring and significant. The developmental benefits
of BabyPlus last a lifetime.
What are Professionals Saying?
"Baby Plus may have been the simplest, yet most important thing
I did for Mary before she was born. From her quiet, calm
alertness as a newborn to her, now happy, interactive personality
as a toddler, I have been amazed at what a difference Baby Plus
has made in the way she learns from everyone and everything
around her."
Elizabeth Moore, M.D.
Pediatrician
"As a pediatric physical therapist, the developmental strengths
of the BabyPlus children I've seen in my practice are very
convincing. These children consistently demonstrate very strong
fine and gross motor skills, early milestones, and long attention
spans. Now, I too am a BabyPlus mother (of three) and I have seen
countless additional benefits in my own children, most notably
their strong learning skills and long-term memory, and adaptive
dispositions. What a wonderful investment!"
Paula Ryan, PT
Pediatric Physical Therapist
"BabyPlus is a brilliant system. I have used it myself, will
definitely use it again, and have only positive things to say
about it in my book."
Sarah Brewer, M.D.
Obstetrician
Author of SuperBaby: Boost Your Baby's Potential from Conception
to Year One
"For their child's lifetime development, every parent should
hear about this discovery, an innovation representing the single
most significant step science has taken toward increasing infant
potential."
Rene Van de Carr, M.D.
Obstetrician
Author of While You Are Expecting
"I think that someday, the use of BabyPlus will be absolutely as
common during pregnancy as is taking a prenatal today."
Karen Bell, R.N.
Registered Nurse, BabyPlus Mother of 3
"I just love your BabyPlus! I would recommend it to anyone! My
son was alert and active from the time we began using your
product at 18 weeks gestation. Gradually, he began to anticipate
his "sessions" and would kick when it began. Since his birth he
has been more alert than the average baby. He is now 16 months
old and has more than 50 words in vocabulary, listens intently,
watches lips and speaks 10-15 words in his her's native
Italian! I credit half of this development to Babyplus!! He has
benefited greatly from your product!"
Kati Corsi
Teacher
"An expectant mother provides for the physical growth of her
developing child through conscientious lifestyle, diet, and the
use of prenatal s. BabyPlus offers similar enrichment by
strengthening a child's learning capacity at the most critical
period of development. I have seen the remarkable benefits
myself."
Susan Morrow, Ph.D.
Molecular Biologist
What is Prenatal Learning?
Every mother knows that her child's physical development begins
during the crucial prenatal months. Taking a prenatal to
enrich a child's tional environment is the standard-of-care
for providing an optimal environment during a child's earliest
physical development.
It is widely accepted that a child's learning ability begins
during those very same prenatal months. Educators, scientists,
criminologists and physicians alike have long ago acknowledged
the vital importance of a y and enriched prenatal
environment as it pertains to the long term development and
learning ability of a child. An age-appropriate prenatal
curriculum strengthens a child's ability to learn during the
developmental period when the advantages will be most significant
for the child.
In the prenatal months, the brain is at its most receptive stage
of learning. The prenatal baby's hearing is fully developed by
the 18th week of pregnancy. Independent studies have demonstrated
that, for the duration of the pregnancy, the baby can actually
compare and contrast simple sounds. By encouraging this simple
'auditory exercise' during this crucial period, these studies
have demonstrated that the child may realize significant
long-term developmental benefits. Dr. Mark Pitzer, Ph.D. writes,
"Research suggests that a child's intellectual development is
influenced equally by their inherited genetic blueprint and the
early immediate environment." This crucial early environment is
not just the "0 to 3" years of age that we hear so much about,
but actually the "prenatal to 3" years of age.
An expectant mother's uterus is not a 'soundproof booth'. The
developing child can certainly hear many of the sounds and noises
in his or her mother's external environment. However, these
sounds are fairly fleeting. The one true and consistent sound
presented to the child naturally during those months is the
mother's heartbeat. For the duration of pregnancy, this is the
natural language heard 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is a
natural, simple, and repetitive sound. Therefore, in order to
truly communicate with and encourage early comparative learning
during the prenatal months, sounds similar to the mother's
heartbeat are the most developmentally appropriate. For more
information on prenatal education go to BabyPlus.
Can Prenatal Learning Aid in Bonding?
Bonding is the relationship that forms between a mother and her
child that establishes the basis for an ongoing mutual
attachment. Bonding implies that there has been interaction
between them, each contributing to the relationship at some
level.
The encouragement and practice of prenatal learning provides the
mother with an rtunity each day to focus on her prenatal
child. She can offer her prenatal baby auditory stimulation that
she knows will help the baby's cognitive development. It is a
loving, conscious effort on the part of the mother and it is
satisfying to her maternal instinct to be able to do something so
very beneficial for her baby.
As a mother observes the baby's movements in response to a
prenatal curriculum, communication between the mother and baby
has be. The baby reacts with interest and curiosity to these
new sounds which have entered its otherwise predictable
environment. In brief, their interaction becomes an elementary
form of learning, like playing a game (the same delight seen in
infants playing peek-a-boo or pat-a-cake).
Parents who have engaged in prenatal learning with their babies
report various responses. Typically, babies will become active
during the sessions, kicking in rhythm with the simple sounds of
BabyPlus. Other babies adjust their biologic clocks to begin arm
or leg movements at the precise time a session is to start (even
if the mother is late) if the mother turns on the BabyPlus unit
at the same time each day. Still others who are normally active
may cease activity during the sessions, as if they are
concentrating on the sounds.
Naturally, while such bonding is most significant between the
mother and the prenatal baby, others can share in this
interpersonal exchange. Not only do they observe maternal
happiness as an effect, they can place their hands or face
against the mother's abdomen and feel what is going on. In this
way the family can experience the beginning of interactive family
communication. How a baby responds can actually provide a preview
of future personality traits!
Does Playing Music Encourage Prenatal Learning?
Every prenatal child experiences the sonic environment of his or
her mother: outside voices, traffic, television, radio, and CDs.
The sounds generated by this outside stimuli pass through the
abdominal wall, which lowers the volume by about 35 decibels and
muffles the sounds. For the baby, it is much like listening to
sounds underwater. Even though the baby is exposed to these
sounds, they pass by him as white noise because they are too
complex and the baby has no frame of reference for them as
sounds.
Listening to music is a pleasurable experience, and certain
types of classical music can have a calming effect on a pregnant
mother. Since the prenatal baby can sense a mother's mood, the
mother's emotional state can have a corresponding calming affect
on the baby. However, music is not 'basic' enough to be the most
effective prenatal curriculum.
The most dominant sound heard by the baby is the mother's
pulsing heartbeat at 95 decibels. This sounds to the baby as loud
as a rock band concert would sound to you. This heartbeat occurs
naturally at about 1 beat per second. The baby's heartbeat is
approximately 2 beats per second. As the baby develops and hears
these two sounds repeatedly, they become imprinted in the baby's
cognitive architecture. They become the permanent foundation upon
which all learning will be built.
The most effective prenatal education curriculum is one that
utilizes the main element of the baby's frame of reference,
namely, the heartbeat. Research has shown that introducing a
heartbeat sound at a lower decibel level (like the simple rhythms
of BabyPlus at 65 decibels) encourages the prenatal baby to begin
to differentiate between the two sounds. Click here to hear what
your baby would hear inside the womb.
The next progression is to slowly increase the rate of the sound
used in the curriculum. Following this, the curriculum can
introduce a slight tonal change. All changes in the prenatal
curriculum must be very slight to give the prenatal baby the
means of discriminating between these similar sounds. In this
pattern of staged progression, the baby begins to learn. Such
sounds must be very simple and repetitive, something which
neither speech nor music can accomplish as effectively. That is
why nursery rhymes, tunes, reading aloud, and classical music are
simply too complex during this early stage of development.
What are the Benefits of Prenatal Learning?
Parents and researchers alike have observed and measured the
benefits associated with the BabyPlus Prenatal Education
curriculum. Babies that have enjoyed this prenatal curriculum are
born more relaxed and alert. Typically, their eyes and hands are
open at birth. These infants are more responsive and interactive
and are visibly ready to absorb and appreciate their environment.
Parents report that these babies nurse more readily and
self-soothe more easily.
Parents also report that, if their care giving skills are
consistent, the regular /wake cycle of their baby becomes
quite consistent at an early age in the infant's life. There is
also documented scientific evidence that the immune system of an
infant who s well and s regularly is actually stronger.
Additionally, an obvious side benefit of a well-rested baby is a
well-rested parent!
Babies that have benefited from prenatal learning are reported
to reach early childhood milestones, such as the ability to point
to body parts on command, walk and talk, etc. ahead of their
peers. Utilizing such milestone assays as the Clinical and
Linguistic Auditory Milestone Scale (CLAMS test) and the Vineland
Social Maturity Scale (school readiness test), these children
have shown an increased attention span and measurably improved
school readiness.
Parents have also reported that BabyPlus children exhibit
greater creativity and independence. All of these traits result
as a combination of both genetics and an enriching early
environment. Strong thinking children are more successful in
school and in life.
Prenatal learning does not create a "genius baby" anymore than a
prenatal creates a "bodybuilder." The prenatal months of
early development are simply the right time to strengthen the
foundation for learning.
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From the Manufacturer
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The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is a set of sound lessons
that are played to the prenatal child. The patented lessons
strengthen earliest learning. As your baby begins to recognize
the difference between the rhythmic sounds of BabyPlus and the
similar natural rhythms of the mother's heartbeat, learning
begins. It is the most valuable start you can give your child and
the benefits will last a lifetime. All BabyPlus systems purchased
directly from .com or another authorized seller are covered by a
limited 180 day Warranty at no additional cost
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