Pregnant women are not idle during pregnancy. If the fetus in their belly has already formed or has formed, they can have some sensitivity to the outside world. At this time, pregnant women and their families can carry out fetal early education activities for the fetus. When does prenatal education usually start when the fetus receives good education in the pregnant woman's womb?
Generally speaking, when the fetus has fetal movement, prenatal education activities can be carried out. However, the duration of each prenatal education should not be too long, otherwise it may disturb the resting pattern of the fetus in the abdomen. Generally, the fetus can hear external sounds around five months of pregnancy, so prenatal education can be carried out. Pregnant women can read some books or listen to some music appropriately, which is also part of prenatal education.
The music used for prenatal education should be gentle and not overly noisy, such as bass or rock music, as these types of music may vibrate the central nervous system of the fetus and cause harm. Pregnant women should not isolate themselves in a closed space during prenatal education music activities, as the sound will constantly vibrate back and forth in the closed space, forming larger sound waves.
Prenatal education activities should also bring joy to pregnant women, and can be carried out in a comfortable environment. Some prenatal education activities can be intentionally carried out after meals or during rest. Appropriate prenatal education can help the fetus grow and develop better. You can also consult relevant prenatal education professionals for prenatal education activities.
