I just received this sweet note from one of our BabyPlus moms. I believe it sums up what we feel is so important about prenatal learning during pregnancy. It's all abo
ut strengthening the foundation of what your little one already has!
"I just dropped off my first BabyPlus baby at her first day of Kindergarten. I couldn’t be more proud at this very instant knowing that I’ve done everything humanly possible to start her out on the right foot.
As I tell people, expensive diaper bags, strollers and infant toys are nice, but BabyPlus lasts a LIFETIME.
And yes, still eyes welling as I type this… I held it together for her in the classroom, but the drive home was a different story. "
You can find out more about BabyPlus and building a strong foundation during the important stages of fetal development.
Click on the picture for more information and to visit our website for testimonials, Frequently Asked Questions and more about BabyPlus!
"I just dropped off my first BabyPlus baby at her first day of Kindergarten. I couldn’t be more proud at this very instant knowing that I’ve done everything humanly possible to start her out on the right foot.
As I tell people, expensive diaper bags, strollers and infant toys are nice, but BabyPlus lasts a LIFETIME.
And yes, still eyes welling as I type this… I held it together for her in the classroom, but the drive home was a different story. "
You can find out more about BabyPlus and building a strong foundation during the important stages of fetal development.
Click on the picture for more information and to visit our website for testimonials, Frequently Asked Questions and more about BabyPlus!
side up, he began walking at 11 months, throughout his first year, we traveled on 11 planes, of which he didn't cry on either of them, he remembered a gesture he did at 11 months when I asked him only once when he was 13 months, (I couldn't believe he remembered it because we hadn't practiced it), he follows directions very well, he can associate what words go with what objects, he understands the concepts of emotions, he knows how to use an iphone (knows where the apps he likes are, the camera, and the photo app; he plays Tozzle, a puzzle app, and Giraffe's Preschool Playground, where he can identify letters and numbers), and even associates my husband, my brother, and my mother's number to the right people, in fact, he will call them to talk with them, he can even carry on a conversation on the phone, last weekend, he took out my decorative rocks and pretended to count, he was pointing and mumbling, though I heard "two" and "three" quite well, he also put my decorative rocks back to where they belong without being told, he is a very easy going and happy child, and he learns things so fast. I am amazed at how well my son, Junior, has developed intelligently and emotionally. "
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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
Trista Sutter is a 


All parents know that learning actually begins before your child goes to school. 


