BabyPlus and Mario Lopez

Monday, March 15, 2010 by Cindy Wallander

Congratulations to expectant parents Mario Lopez and Broadway dancer Courtney Mazza!

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure to read articles on prenatal development.  Most expectant mothers want to know everything they can about the critical period in prenatal development.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during pregnancy promotes learning in the womb.

Since Mario and Courtney will be first-time parents, they are likely to wonder about infant development and the stages through pregnancy.  Being busy working parents, they will want to know about the BabyPlus curriculum and how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.

BabyPlus wishes Mario and Courtney and their baby the very best!

The gift of a lifetime!

Thursday, December 10, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
benefits infant sleeping scheduleThe holidays are upon us!  Gift giving is easy if you know someone who is pregnant. 

BabyPlus is the gift of a lifetime.  Reading articles on prenatal development confirms that the critical period in prenatal development  - also known as the stages of fetal development - are crucial to the development of your child, not just during childhood, but throughout life.

Check out BabyPlus in this online 2009 Holiday gift guide and give the parents-to-be this amazing opportunity!

http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2009/12/kids.php

Thank you!

Wednesday, November 25, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
BabyPlus says thank you!

Thank you to the parents who were the "early adopters" of the idea of prenatal learning - now no longer an idea, but scientifically proven!

prenatal care curriculumThank you to the parents who first purchased BabyPlus - your beautiful children are the critical period in prenatal developmentfoundation of our mission of education.

Thank you to the parents who send us emails and testimonials about the BabyPlus System and how our curriculum benefit ted your children during their critical period in prenatal development.

Thank you to our customers all over the world.  BabyPlus is a "universal language."  All babies understand the mother's heartbeat sounds.  We are thrilled to be in contact with you to learn how parents in your part of the world love to use BabyPlus.

Thank you to the parents who use the system again with a second or third child.  We know you saw the benefits, and we thank you for your commitment!

Thank you to the hard-working people who ship our product both in the U.S. and all over stages of fetal developmentthe world.  We truly are a "global economy" in the best sense of the word - making a difference for children on this earth through the use of a mommy's heartbeat sound.

Thank you to the wonderful people who call us daily just to ask how BabyPlus works.  We love talking with you about your pregnancy, your family, and your wonderful expectations for your new baby.

Thank you
to the many writers who have written articles on prenatal development, development of a fetus in stages, and the importance of a prenatal care curriculum.  We learn so much from you!

Thank you to the wonderful gals in the office here at BabyPlus US - we are such a great team!  You make coming to work a pleasure!

We are so thankful to everyone who is a part of our business!  With over 150,000+ BabyPlus babies all over the world, we have much to be thankful for - and we are very thankful!

Tiffani Thiessen - congratulations on your pregnancy!

Tuesday, November 17, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
stages of fetal developmentCongratulations to expectant parents Tiffani Thiessen and Brady Smith! 

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure to read articles on prenatal development.  Most expectant mothers want to know everything they can about the critical period in prenatal development.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during pregnancy promotes learning in the womb.

Since Tiffani and Brady will be first-time parents, they are likely to wonder about infant development and the stages through pregnancy.  Being busy working parents, they will want to know about the BabyPlus curriculum and how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.

BabyPlus wishes Tiffany and Brady and their baby the very best!

Rachael Ray loves BabyPlus!

Monday, November 16, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
see for yourself!

On Wednesday, November 11, Rachael Ray featured Dr. Phil's daughter-in-law (who is an identical triplet!!!) with her sisters.  These lovely ladies are all pregnant, and they are all three using BabyPlus!

The show was titled "Moms to Be Times Three" - and the gals were chatting about the benefits of using the BabyPlus system during the critical period in prenatal development.  This is a first pregnancy for all three ladies.  All were excited about the use of the mother's heartbeat sounds as their babies are developing.

impact fetal development in stages

BabyPlus is an educational product for the prenatal period.

Thursday, November 5, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

What does this mean, exactly?  Well, here at BabyPlus US, we are happy to explain!

BabyPlus is a curriculum that is a series of 16 naturally derived sounds that resemble a mother's heartbeat.  The rhythm of the sounds increases incrementally as the pregnancy progresses.

This "auditory exercise" strengthens learning ability during the developmental period when the advantages will be most significant and enduring for a child.

Simply put, BabyPlus sounds just like what your baby already knows (your heartbeat!) with use during fetal development in stagesjust enough variation during fetal development (the critical period in prenatal development).  Your baby can very clearly hear these patterns. She/he learns to tell the difference between the sound coming from the mother and those from BabyPlus. In other words, learning has begun.

We know -WOW!!!!

My two cents about blogging!

Tuesday, November 3, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
Research articles on prenatal development!Blogs are important.  I was watching a t.v. commercial last night, and part of the voice over was about blogging.  Basically, the message was when you research a product, you will find blogs about the product.  The ad went on to indicate that blogging is a great way to learn more about a product.

Well, I agree and I disagree.  I agree that blogging is a great tool - especially for the BabyPlus Company.  Our message about prenatal education and the critical periods during prenatal development is becoming more and more "mainstream."   I disagree, though, that all the information found in blogs is useful and/or correct.  Some blogs are just opinions or "rants" without true knowledge of the product.  

When I was growing up, my mom always said we had to try something before we could comment about it.  Due to the easy access of the Internet, we are able to find information very quickly.  But, is this information accurate?  Take the time to research the critical period in prenatal development and you will quickly realize that the stages through pregnancy are vital to the lifelong health and wellness of your developing baby!

BabyPlus and Shannon Miller - delivery is near!

Tuesday, October 27, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

critical period in prenatal developmentHere at the BabyPlus US corporate office, we are thrilled to know that Shannon Miller is already to 39 weeks in her pregnancy.  Shannon and her husband are giving their baby the very best prenatal care.  This critical period in prenatal development is enhanced by their use of the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.

Here is what Shannon has to say in her own words:

"Tomorrow marks 39 weeks! We're almost there. Our baby's Godfather is getting married tomorrow so we're hoping our little boy will stay put until Sunday. As I write this, he is "in class" with lesson 16. He's continues to kick and move around every time I wear BabyPlus. I love it!"

We know that the BabyPlus lessons - similar to the mother's heartbeat sounds - used during the stages through the pregnancy will benefit your baby for his or her lifetime.

Shannon - good luck with labor and delivery!  We can't wait to hear the wonderful news!

BabyPlus - in Times Square and Las Vegas!

Tuesday, October 20, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
BabyPlus - see Shannon Miller using BabyPlus - in Times Square and Las Vegas!

Times SquareWhile simply walking down the street you can see photos of Shannon wearing her BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  This is in both Times Square and in Las Vegas!

Shannon says, "Like any parent, we want our child to have every advantage we can give him. BabyPlus helps us do that."

Miller is expecting her first baby in late October and has been using Las VegasBabyPlus during pregnancy to ensure her child gets the best possible start on life and learning.  Now she’s sharing her experience and enthusiasm for BabyPlus with other expectant moms around the world.

Shannon Miller has realized the importance of fetal development during the critical periods in prenatal development.  The benefits of infant stimulation are many.  Like Shannon, you can directly impact your infant's sleeping schedule with this safe, simple set of 16 lessons based on the mother's heartbeat sounds.

BabyPlus - a Physical Therapist comments

Tuesday, October 6, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

Paula Ryan, a Pediatric Physical Therapist, believes the BabyPlus Prenatal Education enriches benefits of infant stimulationthe earliest developmental environment for a lifetime of benefit.

"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 am a BabyPlus mother of three and have seen countless additional benefits in my own children.  What a wonderful investment!"


learning in the womb using mother's heartbeat soundsThe BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is used during the critical periods in prenatal development.  Most articles on prenatal development indicate that learning in the womb is not only possible, it is probable.  The stages through your pregnancy are the perfect time to impact your baby's early development.

Shannon Miller is using BabyPlus!

Wednesday, September 2, 2009 by Cindy Wallander
Shannon Miller is using BabyPlus!

Go to Shannon Miller's website by clicking here!As you may know, Shannon Miller is America's Most Decorated Gymnast, and to this day, is still one of America's most famous and influential Olympic athletes.  Shannon and her husband are expecting their first child, a baby boy due in October.  As soon as Shannon heard about the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System she fell in love with the product and the company, and wanted to take the most pro-active steps to ensure her child has the best educational resources possible, starting with his prenatal development.  The exciting news recently caught the eye of the media and she cannot Click here go to our website to learn more about the benefits of using BabyPlus!wait to continue to share her experience and journey through her pregnancy.

We are so very happy to partner with Shannon Miller to continue to educate about the importance of the prenatal environment!  Shannon already knew that the physical development of her baby was key, and she quickly realized that cognitive development could be strengthened, too.

Click on the picture of Shannon with her medals to go directly to her website to learn more about her life now.

Click on the picture of Shannon in the red dress to go to our website to learn more about the benefits of using BabyPlus!

Debunking Pregnancy Myths

Sunday, June 21, 2009 by BabyPlus- Guest Blog
With the amount of information you can find on the internet these days, there are bound to be some details that are not exactly accurate.  You probably read blogs, Facebook pages, and Twitter updates and wonder:  Is this stuff really true?  Today we are going to correct some of those myths that you might have read in the past.  

Myth: Standing on your head after sex can increase your chances of becoming pregnant.

Truth: Some experts say that lying down after sex for 20 to 30 minutes can boost your chances of conception because it keeps the sperm inside you. However, standing on your head is NOT a proven aid in conception.

Myth: The shape and height of your belly can indicate your baby's gender.
Truth: This popular belief that women carry girls high and boys low just isn't true. The shape and height of your belly is determined by your muscle tone, uterus, and the position the baby is in. That's why someone may think you're having a boy because you're carrying low, when actually the baby just dropped lower into the pelvis because you're closer to delivery. 

Myth: Fetal heart rate can indicate your baby's sex.
Truth: A normal fetal heart rate is between 120 and 160 beats per minute (bpm), although some people think if it's faster (usually above the 140 bpm range) it's a girl and if it's slower it's a boy. There have been no studies that show that heart rate is a predictor for a baby's sex. Your baby's heart rate will probably differ from prenatal visit to prenatal visit anyway — depending on the age of the fetus and fetal development at the time of the visit.

Myth: The shape and fullness of your face during pregnancy can indicate your baby's gender.
Truth: Every woman gains weight differently during pregnancy, and every woman experiences different skin changes. If people tell you that because your face is round and rosy you're having a girl, you might want to think about getting an ultrasound instead!

For more articles on prenatal development and baby development after birth go to: http://www.babycenter.com.

BabyPlus and the Biggest Loser

Wednesday, June 17, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

Biggest Loser star Alison Sweeney used BabyPlus with both of her pregnancies.  We were thrilled to be featured in the February, 2009 issue of Pregnancy Magazine as a co-sponsor of Alison Sweeney used BabyPlus - twice!Alison Sweeney's Beverly Hills baby shower.

According to the article, Alison is a "big fan of the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System."  And, why wouldn't she be?  The idea of prenatal education is becoming more and more mainstream.  Learning in the womb is not new.  Impacting early brain development during your pregnancy is profoundly possible.  Using the mother's heartbeat sounds during the critical period in prenatal development will benefit your baby for a lifetime.  Alison Sweeney knows this - and now you do, too!

Click on the BabyPlus logo to go to our website to learn more about our patented prenatal learning curriculum.

Thank you Mommy!

Tuesday, April 14, 2009 by Cindy Wallander


Dear Mommy,

Thank you for using BabyPlus while I was in your tummy.  I looked forward every day to hearing the soft rhythmic sounds that were so like your heartbeat.  Did you feel me kick sometimes when I knew it was time for a lesson?  I was letting you know that I was happy for the lesson to begin.  I loved learning in the womb!  I am glad that you read so many articles on prenatal development and critical times is early cognitive development.

I hope you noticed that when I was being born my eyes were open.  Also, I was very calm and relaxed.  Did you notice that I nursed very readily and was able to self-soothe?  I want you to know that is because you took the time to learn about the benefits of using BabyPlus during the stages of fetal development.


When I was a toddler - did you notice that I reached developmental milestones earlier?  Plus, I was ready for school and had greater creativity and independence.  I bet you'll never forget when I was the only one who could hit the T-ball off the T on my team?  All the dads were amazed - and you told everyone about BabyPlus, which I thought was really neat!

Now I am off to school, and I know I am ready for it because I was born to learn!  You gave me the gift of a lifetime just by using BabyPlus while you were pregnant.

Thanks for using BabyPlus Mommy!

If you want other mommies and daddies to know about BabyPlus - you can send them to www.babyplus.com.

Trista Sutter using BabyPlus - for the second time!

Monday, March 23, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

BabyPlus is in Life & Style Weekly magazine!

"Teaching Their Tots"

Check out page 37 of the newest issue (March 30, 2009) to see that Trista Sutter, who is pregnant with her second child with husband Ryan, is again using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.

Clearly Trista and Ryan know the benefits of prenatal education because they used BabyPlus with their first child.  With the many articles available about prenatal development, early cognitive development, critical periods in fetal development, and the benefits of learning in the womb using the patented heartbeat sounds of the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System, they are doing everything possible to impact the fetal environment as beneficially as possible. 

After all, 97% of BabyPlus parents would recommend our system to a friend who is pregnant! 

Trista recommends BabyPlus, too!

Learn more about the benefits Trista and Ryan saw in their first baby (the adorable Max) by clicking on the BabyPlus logo below.
Find out why Trista and Ryan are using BabyPlus - again!

Source:  Life & Style Weekly - March 30, 2009 issue

BabyPlus is early foreign language immersion

Wednesday, March 18, 2009 by Julie Louly
        I am often asked by friends and family why I chose to send my two young sons to a foreign language immersion elementary school.  The obvious reasons would be that we are  living in a global economy and exposure to a multicultural environment is important for a well rounded child.  While those may be important reasons they are not as impactful as  cognitive development and better critical thinking skills.  Studies show that children enrolled in foreign language immersion programs score statistically higher on standardized tests conducted in English.  One study showed that by the fifth year of an immersion program students outperform all comparison groups and remain high academic achievers throughout their academic careers. Researchers know that exposure to an enriched environment with extra sensory stimulation enhances cognitive development.  This positive effect on intellectual growth has been shown to improve everything from listening skills to the enhancement of memory.  This enriched environment is important not only in early infancy and childhood but also during the prenatal period.  The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System provides simple auditory lessons to the prenatal child.  The maternal heartbeat is the first language a prenatal developing brain understands.  BabyPlus exposes the baby to a language that is only slightly different.  We now know this kind of sonic stimulation in utero is the beginning of learning.  The prenatal child benefits from the BabyPlus System in ways similar to a toddler being exposed daily to a foreign language with very similar outcomes.  We know the benefits of this type of enriched environment are real and tangible to these children later in life.
I am already seeing the manifestation of this enhanced environment in my two little boys aged 5 and 7.  As a typical proud mom I am of course excited to see how advanced my boys are but mostly I am excited for what this simple shift in environment has given them.        

BabyPlus and diapers.com

Tuesday, January 13, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

We welcome diapers.com to the BabyPlus family of e-tailers.

Diapers.com is just another in a long line of e-tailers who are providing parents this fabulous opportunity of prenatal education.  Parents everywhere are discovering the fact that learning begins during pregnancy.  Our patented curriculum of a mother's heartbeat sounds give your baby the best head start to learning - and to life!

Of course with everything you need for baby located in one convenient web site, you won't have to look very far to get the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  Being able to shop from your own home (not out in driving snow....Indiana weather!) is a huge PLUS!  Check out their homepage to see where the Wall Street Journal compared four different shopping experiences from four different etailers to see what they have to say about diapers.com  (spoiler.....it is good!)  Click on their logo to go directly to their site.

We can be found just by entering BabyPlus in the search box.  I do see that they have Fast FREE Premium Shipping on orders over $49.00 if you order by 6 PM for delivery on Thursday, January 15. 

Click on the picture below to read more about giving your baby the BabyPlus curriculum during the critical period in prenatal development.

BabyPlus is the "language" for all babies

Wednesday, January 7, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

Your baby is a beautiful gift, in any language....

This may be your bambine, bébé, walad, bebo, baca, bebence, babyen, saya..... 

No matter what language we speak, babies all understand one universal language - the mother's heartbeat.  To your baby, this is the most loving and constant sound he or she hears in the womb.  BabyPlus is NOT another "me, too" product on the market today.  There is no other curriculum like ours available.

The heartbeat is the language of love.  The heartbeat is also the first language for you to "communicate" with your child during the critical period in prenatal development. We have had many of "our" moms report the bonding experience they experienced with their baby prenatally!

Click on the "Buy Now" picture to purchase the patented prenatal curriculum of the mother's heartbeat sounds for your baby, bambine, bébé, walad, bebo, baca, bebence, babyen, saya.....

Buy your baby the heartbeat curriculum today!

 

Different Ideas for Different Times

Wednesday, January 7, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

Different Ideas for Different Times

Remember when the computer was new? or the Internet? or even an Ipod?  New ideas are a result of a technological society.  If you stop and think about it - I mean really give it your time - the idea of prenatal learning not only makes perfect sense, it is obvious!  Your baby  is developing every day, so each day of your pregnancy is vitally important to your child.  Just as you make a conscious choice to be healthier during your pregnancy, you can also make the conscious choice to give your baby the very best headstart available.

Research prenatal development, fetal development, infant development - any of those or a combination of other prenatal terms will yield thousands of articles.

Now - think about this - what did people think of the Internet at first?????  Or, what did people think of computers???? I know someone who didn't purchase a fax machine for her office because she thought the idea would not catch on!  Well, I am signing off - I think I am getting a text!

Alison Sweeney's baby shower co-sponsored by BabyPlus

Monday, January 5, 2009 by Cindy Wallander

We are thrilled to be featured in the February, 2009 issue of Pregnancy Magazine as a co-sponsor of Alison Sweeney's Beverly Hills baby shower.

Check out pages 71-76 to see the article "Everyone Loves Ali" by Abigail Tuller.  click to go to Pregnancy Magazine's websiteYou will read about Alison Sweeney's wonderful shower for her second baby, a little girl, with all the gifts being donated to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital. 

According to the article, Alison is a "big fan of the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System."  And, why wouldn't she be?  The idea of prenatal education is becoming more and more mainstream.  Learning in the womb is not new.  Impacting early brain development during your pregnancy is profoundly possible.  Using the mother's heartbeat sounds during the critical period in prenatal development will benefit your baby for a lifetime.  Alison Sweeney knows this - and now you do, too!

Click on the BabyPlus logo to go to our website to learnt more about our patented prenatal learning curriculum.

Read more about prenatal learning.....