Critical Period In Prenatal Development

All parents know that learning actually begins before your child goes to school.  Learning really begins in the womb.  Everyone knows that baby development after birth is important.  However, the research now confirms that the critical period in prenatal development - especially early brain development - is impacted week by week in pregnancy.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple set of sounds similar to the mother's heartbeat - helps during the stages of prenatal development.

Don't wait to begin teaching your baby after he or she is born - help them to be born already learning!

Learn more about BabyPlus by clicking on the BabyPlus system!

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 your 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!).  The BabyPlus lessons provide just enough variation during the critical period in prenatal development.  Your baby can very clearly hear these patterns. Your baby learns to tell the difference between the sound coming from you and those from BabyPlus.

In other words, learning has begun!

Learn more about giving your baby the very best start to life and learning by click on the BabyPlus logo.

I say it all the time - we LOVE LOVE LOVE getting pictures of "our" BabyPlus babies.

The two darlings have a four year old sibling, so this BabyPlus mom knows the benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.

We have many sets of multiples whose parents used BabyPlus during pregnancy.  The feedback we receive from these parents consistently indicates that their babies are exhibiting the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus curriculum.

"Our" parents of multiples have seen the same benefits (better sleeping, nursing, self soothing, school readiness, etc.) as the mothers of single babies.  Frequently, twins are born early, and the mothers of babies who were not full term have seen amazing results.  We have had mothers of premature babies report that their babies are reaching their milestones based on their birth age, as opposed to gestational age.  They have also reported shorter hospital stays when compared to other premature babies.

BabyPlus is a series of 16 Lessons based on the mother's heartbeat.  Used during the critical period in prenatal development, this innovative prenatal care curriculum will provide your baby (or babies!) with an appropriate amount of stimulation.  The benefits of infant stimulation are many - read any article on prenatal development and you will learn that baby development after birth is directly impacted by what happens in the day by day pregnancy.

Learn more about the stages of fetal development and the positive impact of BabyPlus!

The next issue of pluspoints - our BabyPlus newsletter - is just around the corner.....

The September issue of pluspoints will have some exciting news - such as why listening to Mozart while pregnant is a myth and a great story about a BabyPlus 4 year old girl in Florida who called 911 and saved her father's life.

The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is a set of 16 Lessons based on the mother's heartbeat.  This simple, safe set of sounds gives your baby what he/she needs during the critical period in fetal development.  BabyPlus parents report that their BabyPlus babies are more relaxed and alert at birth, more readily nurse, have an increased ability to self-soothe, and are more interactive and responsive.

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Trista Sutter is launching a clothing line called "Winter Rose" for My Vintage Baby (http://myvintagebaby.com)

We are very excited to see the debut of Trista Sutter's clothing collection.  

Trista Sutter is a BabyPlus mom of two adorable children, so she already knows the benefits of using this patented prenatal curriculum.  Trista saw the tangible benefits in her first child, 3-year-old Max and decided to use the BabyPlus again with her second child, 1-year-old daughter Blakesley.

Like the other BabyPlus parents all over the world, Trista and her husband Ryan made the decision to give their babies the very best possible advantages throughout life by using this simple, safe set of sounds based on the mother's heartbeat.  During the stages of fetal development, Trista's babies heard her heartbeat and the sounds of BabyPlus.  During the critical period in prenatal development, Trista's babies compared and contrasted the different sounds and strengthened cognitive development... in other words, learning had begun!

BabyPlus US wishes Trista well in her newest endeavor!

Congratulations to Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster who are expecting a baby!

We are confident they will want to know the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  Over 250,000+ BabyPlus babies all over the world have benefited from this patented prenatal curriculum.

We are sure that Rod and Penny will want to learn everything they can about the critical period in the fetal development of their babies.

Since Rod Stewart is a musician, he will obviously want to know about how the BabyPlus curriculum of the mother's heartbeat sounds will benefit his baby in the womb.  Music is made of beats! 

BabyPlus wishes Rod Stewart, Penny Lancaster and their baby the very best!

(Do you think they will name her Baby Jane??????)

Can't hardly believe that Danica McKellar is pregnant!  Danica McKellar is best known for her role as Winnie in The Wonder Years.  Danica McKellar married composer Mike Verta last year, and now they are pregnant!

According to the article Danica is reading "a lot about parenthood."  The article listed several books she is reading about parenting and what happens after delivery.

Danica will also likely want to know more about what happens BEFORE delivery - in the prenatal period.  The prenatal period is critical to the lifelong learning process of your baby.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple, safe set of sounds based on the mother's heartbeat - while pregnant encourages cognitive development.  Danica will find out that learning in the womb is not a new idea - many cultures have believed in and practiced forms of prenatal stimulation for years.

Since this is Danica McKellar's first pregnancy, she will likely read about the stages of fetal development and all the stages through pregnancy.  Being first time parents, Danica and Mike will be encouraged by the many parents who report that using BabyPlus positively impacted the infant sleeping schedule.  BabyPlus parents all over the world report their BabyPlus babies more readily nurse, have increased ability to self-soothe, and have great sleeping habits.

BabyPlus congratulates Danica McKellar, her husband Mike Verta and their baby!

(I feel old!)

All parents know that learning actually begins before your child goes to school.  Learning really begins in the womb.  Everyone knows that baby development after birth is important.  However, the research now confirms that the critical period in prenatal development - especially early cognitive development - is impacted week by week in pregnancy.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple set of sounds similar to the mother's heartbeat - helps during the stages of prenatal development.

Don't wait to begin teaching your baby after he or she is born - help them to be born already learning!

Learn more about BabyPlus by clicking on the BabyPlus system!

Congratulations to expectant mom Ali Larter!  Ali Larter and her husband Hayes MacArthur are expecting their first child.

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure begin researching everything pregnancy.  They will read articles on prenatal development and realize that the prenatal environment is crucial to baby's development with a lifetime impact.  Most expectant parents 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.

Being a busy working mom, Ali will likely be interested to know the benefits of using BabyPlus.  Parents report that BabyPlus babies more readily nurse, have an increased ability to self-soothe, are more interactive and responsive, and are relaxed and alert at birth.  Ali will also want to know about the BabyPlus curriculum and how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.

BabyPlus wishes Ali Larter, her husband Hayes MacArthur and their baby the very best!

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 your 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! 

The BabyPlus lessons provide just enough variation during the critical period in prenatal development.  Your baby can very clearly hear these patterns. Your baby learns to tell the difference between the sound coming from you and those from BabyPlus.

In other words, learning has begun!

Learn more about giving your baby the very best start to life and learning by click on the BabyPlus logo.

Congratulation to Project Runway's Nina Garcia!

Nina Garcia and her husband David Conrad are expecting their second child!  Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure to read articles on prenatal development.  Most expectant parents 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.

Nina Garcia leads a busy life, so she will likely be interested to know the benefits of using BabyPlus - especially how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.  Parents report that BabyPlus babies more readily nurse, have an increased ability to self-soothe, are more interactive and responsive, and are relaxed and alert at birth.  

Later in life, BabyPlus babies reach developmental milestones earlier, have improved school readiness, have greater creativity and independence, and have longer attention spans.  This is why BabyPlus is the gift of a lifetime!

BabyPlus wishes Nina Garcia, her husband David Conrad, and their baby the very best!

Congratulations!

Now is the time to think about your developing baby.  Read any article on prenatal development and you will note that this is a crucial time for your baby's lifetime.  

So many things can impact your baby during the stages through pregnancy.  Take the important step toward prenatal learning with the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.

Learn more by going to www.babyplus.com!

I saw so many great benefits when I used it before that I would NEVER go through a pregnancy without BabyPlus.

My baby was alert, nursed well, was self-soothing, and, most of all, was a great sleeper!  She is will be going to preschool, and she is very ready!  She has a long attention span and is very creative and independent.

Before I became pregnant, I read articles on prenatal development.  I was amazed to read about the profound impact moms can have on their babies during the stages of development of a fetus.  All the stages through pregnancy are critical times in child development.  So much happens before the baby is even born!

I was fascinated to learn that the use of the mother's heartbeat sounds during my pregnancy can have such a big impact on baby development after birth.

All moms (and dads!) should learn about the benefits of infant stimulation today!

Thank you for this great product!

Congratulations to  "Late Late Show" host Craig Ferguson!  He and his wife Megan Wallace Cunningham are expecting a child!  They will do everything they can for their baby - starting right now during pregnancy.

Craig and Megan will want to know the benefits of BabyPlus and education in the womb during the prenatal period.  All they really have to do is take a look around at all the people in Hollywood who have already used the product.  

Hollywood types - as well as the parents of the over 250,000+ babies born all over the world - consistently report that BabyPlus babies at birth are relaxed and alert, more readily nurse, have an increased ability to self-soothe, and are more interactive and responsive.

Most expectant parents want to know everything they can about the critical period in prenatal development, and Craig Ferguson and his wife are no different.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during pregnancy promotes learning in the womb.   

BabyPlus wishes Craig Ferguson and his wife Megan Wallace Cunningham and their baby the very best!

We are thrilled to learn that Vince Vaughn and and his wife Kyla Weber are expecting a baby!  Once they share the news with family and friends, they are likely to want to learn more about the prenatal environment and everything they can do for their developing baby.  As they read articles on prenatal development, we are confident they will want to know the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  

Vince Vaughn and Kyla Weber are busy working parents, so they will be happy with the benefits that BabyPlus parents all over the world describe: BabyPlus babies nurse more readily, have an increased ability to self-soothe, are more interactive and responsive, and are more relaxed and alert at birth.

BabyPlus wishes Vince Vaughn, Kyla Weber,  and their baby the very best!

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure to read articles on prenatal development.  Most expectant parents 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.

Jay and Allison lead busy lives, so they will likely be interested to know the benefits of using BabyPlus.  Parents report that BabyPlus babies more readily nurse, have an increased ability to self-soothe, are more interactive and responsive, and are relaxed and alert at birth. 


Being busy working parents, Jay and Allison 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 Jay DeMarcus, Allison, and their baby the very best!

All parents know that learning actually begins before your child goes to school.  Learning really begins in the womb.  Everyone knows that baby development after birth is important.  However, the research now confirms that the critical period in prenatal development - especially early cognitive development - is impacted week by week during pregnancy.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple set of sounds similar to the mother's heartbeat - helps during the stages of prenatal development.

Every parent should make the choices that are best for their children.  At BabyPlus, we believe it is never too early to learn.  BabyPlus has proven to be a wonderful tool for parents around the world to help give their kids a better start on life and learning.  

Don't wait to begin teaching your baby after he or she is born - help them to be born ready to learn!

Prenatal sleep states remain undisturbed by BabyPlus stimulation.

Expectant mothers and fathers have asked how their baby will sleep once born.  We understand that the idea of baby stimulation could lead to that question.  BabyPlus babies have wonderful sleep patterns; plus, they have an increased ability to self-sooth.

The sound level to the baby is strictly controlled for both pitch and volume.  Dr. Brent Logan spent 25 years studying the normal environment of the developing baby, and BabyPlus is carefully designed to present sounds for the prenatal infant at a very safe but audible level.  

The baby hears the sounds of its mother's heartbeat at approximately 95 decibels, as loud as a rock band, constantly.   Moreover, normal sounds in a mother's environment--television, radio, loud remarks, traffic--reach the fetus at volumes similar to that of her heartbeat yet the baby still sleeps through this noise most of the time, even though its brain is always monitoring these sounds.  

BabyPlus is designed to produce an external sound of about  90 to 95  decibels, which is then reduced by 30-35 decibels as it is filtered through the mother's abdominal wall, reaching the unborn infant at  60-65 decibels, well below the sound level of the mother's blood.  BabyPlus therefore has a scientifically engineered sound ceiling which is always less than that of the natural sonic environment of the womb.  More than 150,000+ families worldwide have attested to its safety and effectiveness.  Overstimulation does not occur because, like the maternal bloodpulse, this sound is so familiar to the developing baby. The tones are natural, and the sound level is appropriate.  

Remember - the womb is not a "soundproof booth."  Your baby is hearing everything all day long.  The purpose of prenatal stimulation is to use a sound your baby is very familiar with - the mother's heartbeat - during the critical period in prenatal development. 

The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is the only real option for innovative and intuitive parents who want to do everything possible to provide benefits to their developing baby during the critical period in child development.

BabyPlus will help you give your baby what is essential during the months of pregnancy FOR LIFE.  Just think about what you already know about the time during your pregnancy.  You are already doing so much!  

You eat well, you get plenty of rest, you take a prenatal vitamin, you don't smoke, you don't drink.... so, what are you doing for the cognitive development of your baby?

You can do something positive for the cognitive development of your baby by using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  

Don't let this opportunity for your baby to pass you by!  Learn more about BabyPlus and how your baby can learn in the womb by visiting our website at www.babyplus.com.

“Deanna and I are overjoyed about this double blessing,” Daughtry, 30, said in a statement on his Web site. “Thank you for your expressions of love and support and for respecting for our privacy during this special time.”

We are sure that Chris and Deanna will want to learn everything they can about the critical period in the fetal development of their babies.  In fact, they will most likely want to purchase the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System for the surrogate mom who is carrying their twin babies.

We have had many mothers of twins use the system, and they have been very pleased with the results.  They have seen the same benefits (better sleeping, nursing, self soothing, school readiness, etc.) as the mothers of single babies.  Frequently, twins are born early and the mothers of babies who were not full term have seen amazing results.  We have had mothers of premature babies report that their babies are reaching their milestones based on their birth age, as opposed to gestational age.  They have also reported shorter hospital stays when compared to other premature babies.  

BabyPlus congratulates Chris and Deanna!