I practiced prenatal/fetal education to DD since she was four month in my womb. I will continue the perinatal education after she arrived.
I believe the importance of pre- and perinatal education cannot be underestimated. They give a head start of parent-child bonding, organize the baby’s brain, and[......]

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Tags: Pre- and perinatal education | Baby Training, Fetal Education, First Year, From Mommy | mommy | September 20, 2008 9:09 am | Comments (0)

Belgian poet and playwright Maurice Maeterlinck once wrote a fairy tale named the Blue Bird. In this work, the author describes how the soul of a baby, waits in the hall of the Blue Palace (Paradise) to be born, and comes down when called by the mother.
Although this is a fairy tale, it brings out a[......]

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Tags: baby soul, Connecting to my baby | Fetal Education, Fetal Movements, From Mommy, Late-Pregnancy | mommy | May 25, 2008 10:50 am | Comments (0)

During the 6th and 7th month of pregnancy, I always kept fetal/prenatal education in my mind.
During these two months, important work continues to taking place in the baby’s brain. Beginning the 6th month, her brain continues to grow, eventually it will contain some 100 billion never cells. These ne[......]

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Tags: fetal education | Fetal Education, From Mommy, Mid-Pregnancy | mommy | March 26, 2008 8:05 am | Comments (0)

According Dr. Thomas R. Verny, one of the world’s leading authorities on the effect of the prenatal and early postnatal environment on personality development, maternal feelings and moods are linked to hormones and neurotransmitters that travel through the bloodstream and across the placenta t[......]

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Tags: fetal education, Fetal Movements, Mid-Pregnancy | Fetal Education, Fetal Movements, From Mommy, Mid-Pregnancy | mommy | February 11, 2008 12:54 pm | Comments (1)

Fetal/prenatal education, in my understanding, is a comprehensive system including creating a solid physical foundation and friendly emotional environment for the baby. Therefore, providing a balanced nutrition and physical well-being to the baby is part of the fetal/prenatal education.
A balanced d[......]

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Tags: early pregnancy, fetal education, healthy eating, Healthy Pregnancy, Mid-Pregnancy | Early Pregnancy, Fetal Education, From Mommy, Healthy Pregnancy, Mid-Pregnancy | mommy | January 29, 2008 8:34 am | Comments (0)

Today is January 5, 2008, the new year. Six months later, my baby will be born and come to this world. I pray to the God to prevent anything bad happening to me, my husband M and the baby. May the baby come to this world as a healthy, strong, smart and lovely one!
This week is my 17th week, aslo the[......]

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Tags: fetal education, Mid-Pregnancy | Fetal Education, From Mommy, Mid-Pregnancy | mommy | January 5, 2008 2:46 pm | Comments (6)

At this early stage of my baby development, I don’t want make our communication too complicated. With this idea in my mind, I created a simple song for my baby:
Baby and mommy, mommy and baby;
Baby is mommy’s baby, mommy is baby’s mommy;
Baby kisses mommy, mommy kisses baby;
Baby loves mommy, mommy [......]

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Tags: fetal education, Mid-Pregnancy | Fetal Education, From Mommy, Mid-Pregnancy | mommy | December 26, 2007 10:14 am | Comments (0)

This week is my 15th week gestation, the fourth month. As the baby’s head has grown, the ears have moved to their proper places on the sides of the head. The eardrums and the bones of the middle ear are formed.
This means soon my baby will begin to hear and react to the noisy world of my uterus. Of [......]

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Tags: fetal education, Mid-Pregnancy | Fetal Education, From Mommy, Mid-Pregnancy | mommy | December 20, 2007 2:24 pm | Comments (0)