Attitudes are shifting! Common sense about the prenatal environment is here!Everyone understands the negatives of the prenatal environment on fetal development. We know that when a woman drinks alcohol during pregnancy, she risks giving birth to a child who will pay the price — in mental and physical deficiencies — for his or her entire life. Fetal
alcohol syndrome will impact a baby physically and developmentally forever.
What about the positives?Doesn't it make sense that if the negatives can impact your child forever, so can the positives?
Everything that is enriching should start early - and early means the critical times in child development - while you are still pregnant.
Begin using the
BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during the 18th week of your pregnancy or later and you will benefit your baby's development in profound ways.
Remember -anything you do as an expectant mother and during pregnancy lasts a lifetime for your child!
Congratulations to expectant mom Kelly Preston! Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure to research 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.
Being busy working parents, John Travolta and Kelly Preston 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.
John and Kelly will want to know about the
BabyPlus curriculum and how
the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.
To learn more about how John Travolta and Kelly Preston -
and YOU - can make a difference for your baby that will last a lifetime, please visit
www.babyplus.com.
BabyPlus wishes John Travolta and Kelly Preston and their baby the very best!
The
BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is truly amazing. The stages of fetal development are crucial, and we all know it. Check any article on prenatal development, and you will see the almost overwhelming consensus that learning in the womb will help your
baby as an infant.
What is especially amazing is that
as your child grows, this
early curriculum used by forward-thinking expectant mothers during their pregnancy will impact their child(ren) well beyond childhood.
How wonderful to know that early brain development will benefit your baby way past infancy and childhood.
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Attitudes are shifting! Common sense about the prenatal environment is here!Everyone understands the negatives of the prenatal environment on fetal development. We
know that when a woman drinks alcohol during pregnancy, she risks giving birth to a child who will pay the price — in mental and physical deficiencies — for his or her entire life. Fetal alcohol syndrome will impact a baby physically and developmentally forever.
What about the positives?
Doesn't it make sense that if the negatives can impact your child forever, so can the positives? Everything that is enriching should start early - and early means the critical times in child development - while you are still pregnant. Fetal development occurs in stages. Begin using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during the 18th week of your pregnancy or later and you will benefit your baby's development in profound ways.
Remember -anything you do as an expectant mother and during pregnancy lasts a lifetime for your child!
BabyPlus is a great Mother's Day gift!
Considering that you use the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System
during the critical times in child development, who wouldn't want to give this gift to any mother? Read any article on prenatal development, and you will see that the benefits of learning in the womb can last a lifetime. Whether this is a first time pregnancy or not, the prenatal development research all says the same thing.
Give the expectant mom a baby who will nurse well, sleep well, and self-soothe. What mom wouldn't want these traits in her baby?
Give mother and baby a gift that lasts a lifetime!
Click on the picture of BabyPlus to make a purchase for Mother's Day!
Congratulations to Matt Damon and his wife Luciana who are expecting again!
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.
Matt and Luciana already have children, 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, Matt and Luciana 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 Matt, Luciana, and their baby the very best!
Prepare the future of your new little
tax deduction by using the
BabyPlus 
during your pregnancy.
No matter what is going on in the
economy, all parents want to do what is best for their children. The
BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is used during the stages of fetal development to give your baby the gift of learning for a lifetime.
When
planning for the future, expectant parents need to make sure they
are doing everything possible to prepare their baby for development after birth. You can form a
bond with your baby before birth due to the anticipation of the lessons. This
investment will pay off with
future equity because use of the BabyPlus impacts the infant sleeping schedule. Many parents report that their
BabyPlus baby has an increased ability to self-soothe, making sleep easier. What a great
investment incentive!
More and more, articles on prenatal development indicate that the prenatal period is crucial. Everything that is taking place while your baby is developing is important. For
security, you take a prenatal vitamin, eat right, and get plenty of rest. Now is the time to begin using the
BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - the patented curriculum of 16 lessons based on the mother's heartbeat sounds.
Give your baby a strong head start in life - and make the
perfect investment in the future at the same time! Using BabyPlus while you are pregnant will turn out to be an
asset you won't regret! Go to
www.babyplus.com to learn about how you AND your
new tax deduction will benefit!
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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!
Boy time is flying by! It feels like my sister-in-law just announced she was pregnant! I read on her Facebook page last night she was less than six weeks away from her ultrasound and will find out if she's having a boy or a girl. I personally think she is having a girl because her
pregnancy is completely different than her pregnancy with my nephew. Plus, we have five boys on that side and a girl would be a fun change! (But, either way will be fine, of course!)
All expectant moms just want a happy, healthy baby. That's a universal idea--and so is the mother's heartbeat. This is the foundation for BabyPlus and is something that moms around the world can use no matter what language they speak. It's amazing that something as simple as a mother's heartbeat can influence a child's lifetime! I know my sister-in-law is excited to begin using it and I can't wait to see the results her and my brother will experience too!
Congratulations 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!
Attitudes are shifting! Common sense about the prenatal environment is here!Everyone understands the negatives of the prenatal environment on fetal development. We
know that when a woman drinks alcohol during pregnancy, she risks giving birth to a child who will pay the price — in mental and physical deficiencies — for his or her entire life. Fetal alcohol syndrome will impact a baby physically and developmentally
forever.
What about the positives?Doesn't it make sense that if the negatives can impact your child forever,
so can the positives? Everything that is enriching should start early - and early means the critical times in child development - while you are still pregnant. Fetal development occurs in stages. Begin using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during the 18th week of your pregnancy or later and you will benefit your baby's development in profound ways.
Remember -anything you do as an expectant mother and during pregnancy lasts a lifetime for your child!
BabyPlus - see Shannon Miller using BabyPlus - in Times Square and Las Vegas!
While 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
BabyPlus 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 is about the importance of infant development, and Shannon Miller knows that fetal development in stages is the time for our prenatal care curriculum.
Shannon wants all expectant parents to know the benefits of learning in the womb using the
mother's heartbeat sounds, so she is blogging about BabyPlus!
"One of my good friends just announced she is pregnant with her second child. She has given me such wonderful advice throughout my pregnancy and I'm excited to give her the gift of BabyPlus next week!"BabyPlus is the perfect gift - for parents and their baby-to-be!
A Weighty Issue
by Marcia Ellett (July, 2009)
Weight is a sensitive subject for many women even when they’re not expecting. Add the raging hormones of pregnancy into the mix and we may need to be talked off the ledge. Fortunately, when it comes to the notion of eating for two there is plenty of sound advice out there.
According to the Institute of Medicine, if you’re planning to have a family but aren’t yet expecting, the best course of action is to make sure you’re at a healthy weight before you get pregnant. Being either underweight or overweight poses risks to both mother and child, with obesity during pregnancy raising the potential for backaches, leg pain, varicose veins, high blood pressure, gestational diabetes and increased risk of cesarean delivery in mothers-to-be.
Reality is, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 35
percent of women in this country fall into the obese category. That statistic has spurred new guidelines for the amount of weight American women should gain during pregnancy.
Figuring weight categories by measuring body mass index (BMI), the revised pregnancy weight gain guidelines are as follows:
- Underweight women (BMI less than 18.5): 28 to 40 pounds
- Normal weight women (BMI 18.5 to 24.9): 25 to 35 pounds
- Overweight women (BMI 25 to 29.9): 15 to 25 pounds
- Obese women (BMI 30 or above): 11 to 20 pounds
Using BabyPlus during the prenatal period enhances cognitive development. The news seems to be buzzing right now about the fact that mothers should take omega-3 fatty acid during pregnancy for "brain development." We are all saying the same thing!First, what exactly are omega-3s? With a small amount of research I was able to learn that
they are fatty acids that are good for you. Your body can't produce them, so you need to get them another way. How can we get omega-3s into our diet? Most articles mention flax seeds, walnuts, beans, some fish (such as salmon), olive oil - even cod liver oil! (Please remember to first check with your health care provider to see what what he or she thinks.)
According to an archived article at webmd.com, "researchers found that infants born to mothers with higher blood levels of the omega-3 fatty acid docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) at delivery had advanced levels of attention spans well into their second year of life. During the first six months of life, these infants were two months ahead of those babies whose mothers had lower DHA levels."
(two months ahead!)
You can read a great article about omega-3's and pregnancy at pregnancy-info.com by clicking on their picture to the left.
Or, go to www.dha.com - "a dedicated resource for new and expectant mothers, healthcare
professionals and media, which focuses on two vital nutrients for a baby’s development: DHA omega-3 and AA omega-6."
The importance of the prenatal period has never been more clear - your baby is impacted for a lifetime by your choices now. This is a critical time in the development of your child. Remember to be well-balanced and not to overdo anything!
Another great testimonial - this time from a BabyPlus parent who has a degree in Child Development...
"As soon as I found the Baby Plus system, I knew it was for me. I have a degree in Child Development and I own a private school educating children from birth to primary grades. I am constantly researching ways to stimulate development. It makes total sense to start that stimulation in the womb while the brain is developing! I used the Baby Plus system faithfully from 18 weeks on. And like others, I also endured constant questioning from skeptic. I'm sure they feel silly now!! My daughter turned 17 months old today and she is by far the brightest child of her age that I have ever known. And that is saying a lot!
Directly after birth she was alert and tracking voices. She would even turn her head to follow my husband! She has met every milestone very early. She said her first words at 4 months. She was talking in sentences by 10 months. Now, at seventeen months she knows the names of all 80 children at our school. She can identify letters and can even write "M"s and "A"s. She can identify and sort by colors. She sings full songs. She can count to 10. She has always been extremely friendly and outgoing. At 15 months she had COMPLETED all of her 2 year milestones.
I will continue to recommend Baby Plus to every expectant mother I meet. And to all the baby plus parents out there... don't underestimate what your child can do! Provide them with every experience possible and they will continuously surprise you!
BS Child Development, Preschool/Primary School Owner/Director, and proud Parent!!!!!!!"
Thank you - we couldn't have said it better ourselves!
BabyPlus was in an Australian paper - the Sydney Morning Herald - and a few other news stories. We are in an article on "gadgets."
We are sometimes referred to as a "gadget." The definition of a gadget is a device or control that is very useful for a particular job. The BabyPlus is very useful for using the mother's heartbeat sounds during the critical period of fetal development. So, in this sense, I guess our system could be a gadget.
But, as parents, how do we know what to purchase? How do we know if something we buy is money well spent? The best way to know, we have found, is from other parents. Parents who use BabyPlus recommend us to other expectant parents. 97% of BabyPlus parents would recommend the BabyPlus Prenatal Education system to an expectant mother to use during her pregnancy. That is a great endorsement!
Please click on our logo below to see how the BabyPlus is useful for the particular job of using the mother's heartbeat sounds day by day in your pregnancy during the stages of fetal development to give your child a lifetime of learning potential.
Guys are very important, too!
Many of our customers are male - dads, uncles, brothers, even grandfathers! (We had a grandfather who is expecting twin grandbabies...he called us...very fun conversation...but that is for another day...) Everyone can be a part of the expectant mother's pregnancy - whether this is a first pregnancy or not - by understanding that the fetal environment is critical.
I was on the phone yesterday with a BabyPlus Uncle. He was telling me cute stories about his 1-1/2 year old BabyPlus niece. He was so neat - he went on and on - he told me a story of how she uses the potty! (We make no claims whatsoever about that!)
My conclusion is that dads (and other male relatives) are more involved in the 
prenatal time period now than ever before. There are even pregnancy and baby books written specifically for dads.
Please click on the link below to visit our website to learn more about prenatal learning, our prenatal care curriculum, and what impacts cognitive development during pregnancy.
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