Curious Friend: What is that noise coming from your belly?
Mom2Be: That's my new BabyPlus.
Curious Friend: Baby what?
Mom2Be: BabyPlus. It's basically learning in the womb. It takes a simple set of sounds that resembles my heartbeat and uses it to strengthen my baby's cognitive development.
Curious Friend: Really? It sounds silly to me. How can a heartbeat make your baby learn?
Mom2Be: It's quite simple. By introducing a similar sound to a sound that's relevent to your little one's environment, you "teach" your baby to differentiate between the two sounds. Therefore, learning begins.
Curious Friend: Okay. You've got my attention. But I don't feel that a baby should be forced into learning before he or she is even born. There's enough pressure to have a smart and perfect baby.
Mom2Be: Oh, BabyPlus doesn't necessarily make your baby smarter or even force them to learn. It just strengthens what your baby will be born with. It also helps your baby more readily nurse, self soothe and reach developmental milestones earlier.
Curious Friend: That is very interesting! I want to use it during my pregnancy. When can I start?
Mom2Be: You start using BabyPlus at about 18 weeks, when your baby's hearing is developed.
Curious Friend: All of what you have said makes a lot of sense. If I want to learn more, where can I get more information?
Mom2Be: The website www.babyplus.com has a lot of great information as well as answers to many frequently asked questions. It also has wonderful testimonials from so many families who have actually used BabyPlus!
Curious Friend: I can't wait to get started! Who knew that such a simple idea could have such a huge impact on my baby. What a great discovery!
hard to put your finger on. I would say she has outrageous enthusiasm for life, and she came into the world a complete little person. It's like there is more of her than you would expect, and it's easy to forget that she is in such a tiny body. 
mind, this short amount of time in your womb can create the structure for your baby's cognitive and physical development - not just as an infant but well into the schooling years and beyond.
We understand the concept of pushing kids to hard; we do not advocate for that idea. Rather, we advocate for the idea of making sure your baby has all the developmental tools available during your pregnancy. 











such as sweet almond or jojoba. Be sure to warm the oil by pouring a small amount into your hands and rubbing them together. This is an important step, since cold oil causes muscles to tense, causing her to feel stressed. 

