Email from a mom who knows first-hand that BabyPlus makes a better sleeping baby:
"I just wanted to thank you so much for BabyPlus. I think it made a huge difference in how my daughter sleeps compared to my other 2 daughters. She is such a mellow, easy going, and happy baby!
I always recommend BabyPlus now to friends and have passed it along to my cousin who is due in September. I wish I would have known about BabyPlus before. Thanks again for a great product. My daughter thanks you too :)"
Here at BabyPlus, we know that using our system during cognitive development - meaning while you are 
pregnant - will help strengthen your baby's mind for a lifetime of learning. We also know the reported benefits of babies who self-soothe and reach developmental milestones earlier.
Give your baby BabyPlus and the gift of learning for a lifetime! (and - more sleep for you!)
Hillary Scott and Lady Antebellum drummer Chris Tyrrell are expecting their first child together...
Hillary Scott announced the news on her Twitter account - “Chris & I are excited to announce that our Christmas gift has arrived a little early this year! We are having a BABY! We feel so blessed!!!”
An added bonus - dad to be Chris Tyrell is a drummer, so baby will be hearing rhythms during the pregnancy. The patterns and rhythms of the BabyPlus curriculum will only add to what their baby will be hearing during development!
Once they share the news with loved ones and friends (with the help of the media, of ocurse!), 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.
Hillary and Chris 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 a busy working parent, Hillary 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 Hillary Scott, Chris Tyrrell, and their baby the very best!
All parents hope for a baby who is a great sleeper. As a new parent, a good night's sleep can be hard to achieve. However, your baby could be sleeping longer periods once born just by using this simple set of sounds during the prenatal period.
Most expectant parents prepare for the basics of caring for a new baby, but did 
you know that a better sleeping baby is one of the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System?
You may be able to do something about your baby's sleep habits right now - during the time of fetal development. Parents of BabyPlus babies consistently report that their babies sleep very well from the beginning.
And a better sleeping baby is JUST ONE of the many benefits of using Babyplus during your pregnancy.
Do something NOW - while you are pregnant - to help you baby sleep better LATER!
Happy zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's from BabyPlus!
We're bringing another BabyPlus user review to you this week. You've heard about how Babyplus helps babies sleep through the night sooner and reach milestones faster. Now you can hear how it has helped this mother and her little bundle of joy...
My daughter is 14 months. She has been 'advanced' since the moment she was born and was alert and learning. Our pediatrician, who is also a published author, a PhD and a certified lactation consultant, has been awestruck by her intelligence and advancedness since her very first appointment. We love BabyPlus!
Do you have a story you want to share with us? We'd love to hear it. In the meantime, see what these other BabyPlus parents have had to say about their experiences.
BabyPlus parents all over the world rave about the effects that BabyPlus has had on their child (or in many cases, children). So what is it that makes BabyPlus so special? Could it be that it is proven to help children reach milestones sooner or that BabyPlus babies are easier to soothe? Maybe it's that BabyPlus babies have also been shown to sleep through the night sooner. Well, whatever the reason, we know that parents love it. 
Here's a wonderful story from one of our BabyPlus parents:
My Baby Plus Baby walked into his room, looked through his DVDs and grabbed his favorite Mickey Mouse video and calmly walked past me into the living room. I was in the bathroom doing my hair and at this point and very curious as to what my little genius was up to this fine day. I poked my head out of the bathroom and looked around the corner so I could see what he had in mind. I was shocked to see him squat down in front of the TV, extend his little index finger and press the power button on the Blu Ray player! I had to hold back the laughter as he started to struggle with the case for his movie. He then with a puzzled look pressed the open button on the player revealing the small tray for his movie. As he started to place the DVD (case and all) on top of the tray I had to step in. Lol I was too wow'd by him to even be upset. At 11 months old he has an incredible memory and loves electronics.
Want to know more? Visit BabyPlus.com for more information.
Marked by leaves changing colors, bountiful harvests and a refreshing feeling in the air, fall is a season filled with transitions. What better time to embark on the miracle of pregnancy? If you're already pregnant or might be pregnant, here are some important tips to share with you!
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Dress in layers. You never know what fall will bring, so you can never be overprepared. This way, if it rains, snows, sleets or is 90 degrees, you will be ready for anything. - Ask for help during the holidays. Labor Day, Halloween and Thanksgiving are always fun days to be with family and friends. However, if you're pregnant, you shouldn't be stuck doing everything.
- Get as much sleep as possible. Pregnancy can take a lot out of you. Make sure you rest up no matter what trimester you are in.
- Bring an umbrella. Fall tends to be drier than spring in many areas, but it also means that it's usually colder. Make sure you stay dry to avoid colds.
Dress in layers. You never know what fall will bring, so you can never be overprepared. This way, if it rains, snows, sleets or is 90 degrees, you will be ready for anything.These Fall Pregnancy Tips have been brought to you by BabyPlus! We hope that you are enjoying your pregnancy and look forward to hearing from you soon.
Top 10 Toddler-Friendly Car Trip Supplies by babyplusmom101
Thanks to occasions including a family reunion, a college reunion, and summer family vacation, I have traveled many miles by car with my toddler this summer. Here are some products that I personally I love, and each of them is helpful while traveling.
10. Mediak Kids Personalized Music CDs. – Toddlers and even older siblings love to hear their own name in these catchy tunes.
9. Munchkin Arm & Hammer Air Fresheners – Buy the package and use some at home in the diaper pail and closets, and put an extra in the car so things smell fresh.
8. Plum Organics Baby Food Pouches – There are so many great flavor blends packaged in a great way. My son especially enjoys the pumpkin and banana blend.
7. Jeep Back Seat Car Organizer – This is a brilliant way to keep things tidy inside your vehicle. It can hold snacks, books, toys and more.
6. Wet Ones – I like to keep a package in the car console, one in my purse and one in the diaper bag. The last package I purchased was at a Marriott Gift Shop!
5. Travel Friends Pillow from One Step Ahead – It is a sorry sight to see a little one with their head flopped off to the side when napping. A car pillow can really help.
4. Tinydiner Place Mat: When you stop along the roadway to eat, it is important to keep things sanitary for those bite-sized pieces of toddler finger food.
3. Teething Ice Ring: I like to keep a teething ice ring in the cooler to help soothe my little guy when he cannot eat. Ice rings can also be used in case of a boo-boo.
2. Baby Car Shade – Be sure to place one in the side window and block baby from those bright rays.
1. BabyPlus – If you are an expecting mom at week 18 or beyond, there are so many benefits from BabyPlus to consider. Prenatal education is key to early brain development for babies in utero. BabyPlus can be worn twice per day, and car travel time is an easy way to get baby’s lesson in while traveling. From great sleeping habits to reaching milestones early, the benefits of this product are amazing! Before the toddler travel times begin, help your developing baby with prenatal education for a lifetime!
Wishing you and your precious ones safe and happy travels!
It is that time of year when school gets out for the summer, and parents everywhere are organizing and planning summer camps, tutoring and outings! With a check here, and an on-line credit card camp application there, costs for summertime activities for children really do add up quickly. A week of learning in the woods in a run-down cabin can run between $200-$300 dollars weekly. Summer tutoring to help boost math scores can also set parents back as they pay steep hourly rates for one-to-one attention. If you happen to be pregnant or know a parent-to-be, it is important to realize that the cost of BabyPlus is truly reasonable. Think of this prenatal education tool as a first summer camp for baby's brain stimulation or first tutoring sessions to help baby sleep. BabyPlus provides the earliest form of learning possible. It is only the beginning of dedicating resources to enrich baby's mind and assist a child’s success, learning and development! http://www.babyplus.com
Mother’s Day is such a special day, and it brings about so many emotions and dreams. There are mothers around the world who wish, hope, and pray for similar things.
Many mothers with newborns wish for more sleep, and for their baby to sleep throughout the night. Many mothers hope their child will meet and exceed developmental milestones as they grow. Many mothers also pray their child can achieve success in what they set out to do in life.
What if there was a product that could be worn by mothers while their baby develops in utero? Testimonials from mothers who used BabyPlus while pregnant demonstrate that the BabyPlus product can help with these mother wishes, hopes, and dreams.
To read more about BabyPlus testimonials, please visit www.babyplus.com.
Internationally known super-model and BabyPlus mom, Niki Taylor, proudly participated in March of Dimes' March for Babies to help raise awareness and critical funds for healthier, stronger babies.
Taylor joined the March of Dimes in kicking off March for Babies in Miami, FL on the morning of Saturday, April 27th. The walk was close to the area where Taylor grew up. She’s such a great mom and involved citizen.
Herself a mother to a 17-month old son, a four year old daughter, and two very handsome 18 year old twin boys, Taylor connects with the cause and the need for people to sign up for the walk and fundraise. “I am proud to bring my own young ones out to be part of this event. Together we will walk for healthier babies, and for those born too soon and need our help.” Taylor truly seems to care about the health and well-being of children.
Last fall Niki appeared on the hit TV show, The Doctors, discussing her favorite things for pregnancy and healthy living. She mentioned The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System as one of her must have pregnancy items. Taylor touted the benefits of using the system during her two most recent pregnancies. She said her daughter began good sleeping patterns early and was alert and calm from birth. It’s terrific to see such a progressive mom who is educated on the important connection between early brain development and auditory stimulation.
Babies born prematurely (before 37 weeks gestation) may be at risk for developmental problems that could persist throughout their lives, including problems with auditory attention, or the child’s ability to concentrate on and listen to sounds for an extended period of time, especially in a distracted environment.
An important study regarding prematurity was conducted by Emily Zimmerman, PhD, a postdoctoral fellow in the lab of Amir Lahav, ScD, PhD, focused on how premature infants respond to various sounds. The study may have the long-term potential to determine whether there is an early biomarker for ADHD, which typically isn’t detected until school age. “Our findings show that there may be a window of opportunity to improve the physiological health of babies born prematurely using auditory simulation,” he said.
The research linked exposure to an audio recording of the mother’s heartbeat and her voice to a lower incidence of cardio-respiratory events in preterm infants. These infants typically experience high rates of adverse heart and lung events, such as apnea, a pause in breathing that lasts longer than 20 seconds, and bradycardia, slowing of the heart rate below 80 beats per minute. Researchers found that cardio-respiratory events occurred at a much lower frequency when the infants were exposed to maternal sound stimulation versus routine hospital noise and sounds.
“The results also suggest that there is a period of time when the infant’s auditory development is most intact that this intervention of maternal sound stimulation could be most effective,” Lahav said. “However, further research is needed.”
Are you participating in a walk for the March of Dimes? We want to hear all about it! Tag us in your Facebook photos and tell us your story! When you walk in March for Babies, you give hope to the more than half a million babies born too soon each year.
If you’re an expectant parent interested in prenatal brain development, then this will be one of the most important articles you’ll ever read.
Here’s why… I’m going to share with you the fascinating link between providing an enriched auditory environment during your pregnancy and the significantly enhanced development of your child’s mind.
From the moment we see a positive result on a pregnancy test; we begin to navigate the complicated world of being a parent. Almost immediately, the barrage of advertising messages and opinions from well-meaning friends and family can often cause confusion about what is best for our baby. I am doing what I did throughout my first two pregnancies; getting educated about what will make a difference and then going with my gut! Pregnancy (though it seems to drag on forever) is a relatively short period in your baby’s long life of learning and development. Take the time to look at the latest research about early cognition and prenatal brain development.
We know so much more now about prenatal brain development than ever before. It’s really exciting to be armed with powerful information about things like DHA and the importance of an enriched prenatal auditory environment. No matter how you choose to communicate with your baby, after week 18 he’ll be listening and likely hungry for more. Babies with an enriched nurturing auditory environment often show an increased ability to self-soothe and are more responsive at birth. Later, parents of these same children report to have improved school readiness and longer attention spans.
Fetal Brain Development
Experience is an essential component of prenatal brain development. A prenatal child's specific experiences determine which connections are strengthened and expanded, and which connections are eliminated.
- Connections that are used repeatedly become stronger.
- Connections that are not used are eventually lost to pruning.
- Repetition is important because it provides the child with multiple opportunities to strengthen connections and enhance prenatal brain development.
It also is important that experiences be enriching. A prenatal child should have regular opportunities to experience sounds that are new and different. These experiences should be challenging, but not overwhelming, just a step beyond what he can already do. Your womb truly is the perfect classroom! A developmentally appropriate set of sounds that introduce patterns of rhythm to the baby similar to the maternal heartbeat are most likely to make the biggest impact on his/her prenatal brain development... As a baby discriminates the simple rhythmic sounds from those of his mother, auditory learning begins.
The human brain begins forming very early in prenatal life (just three weeks after conception), but in many ways, brain development is a lifelong project. That is because the same events that shape the brain during development are also responsible for storing information—new skills and memories—throughout life. The major difference between prenatal brain development in the womb versus learning at a later age is a matter of degree: the brain is far more impressionable (neuroscientists use the term plastic) in early life than in maturity. This plasticity has both a positive and a negative side. On the positive side, it means that young children's brains are more open to learning and enriching influences.
Bilingualism in Babies Starts in the Womb
A recent joint study from Canadian and French researchers finds infants born to bilingual mother’s exhibit different language preferences than infants born to moms who speak only one language. Bilingualism has been linked to a variety of positive cognitive benefits, including early ready, better critical think skills and longer attention spans. Now we know what the baby experiences in his prenatal environment truly matters to the prenatal brain development in this small window of opportunity. The study was published in the January 29, 2010, journal Psychological Science. Many expectant parents are not bilingual or have a preference for only one language thus never exposing baby to this important auditory enrichment. The one consistently heard sound in the prenatal environment 24 hours 7 days a week is the mom’s heart beat. Based on more than 23 years of scientific research the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System provides a patented curriculum that introduces a developing baby to learning in the only true and consistent language of the prenatal environment, a language based on the maternal heartbeat. Studies show that a fetus does recognize the maternal heartbeat and can differentiate progressive versions of that sound. Much like early language immersion, the simple, naturally derived lessons are the most effective at strengthening a lifetime of strong learning. This early advantage during prenatal brain development means children will be able to absorb and appreciate far more of their environment than if they had not received this prenatal enrichment. This might also be a fabulous time to turn your car into a “university on wheels” and begin a language course. I am a big fan of Rosetta stone but there are many great options on the market.
When it comes to IQ - environment matters
You have probably heard the phrase nature versus nurture. It tends to pop up whenever we gain some new insight into prenatal brain development. Has some aspect of personality or intelligence come about as a result of genes and part of our inborn nature? Or because of the influence of parents, teachers, or other aspects of the environment that nurtured us? The answer is both.
In a study published in 2008 UCLA researchers found about 85 percent of the variation in white matter in the parietal lobe, which is involved in mathematics, logic, and visual-spatial skills, can be attributed to genetics. Only about 45 percent of the variation in the temporal lobe, which plays a central role in learning and memory, appears to be inherited. This is the same part of the brain most impacted by an enriched auditory environment early in prenatal brain development. Being armed with this knowledge is empowering to expectant parents all over the world. A well-organized brain has well-functioning myelin, in which water can be seen clearly moving along specific paths. "Diffusion imaging gives a picture of how intact your brain connections are," says Paul Thompson, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Los Angeles, who lead the study.
Fetal Response to outside stimuli
Another important study came from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Hua Chiew Hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. The study focused on the fetal response to outside stimuli and assessed the capacity of the fetus’ memory and learning in various senses. Researchers trained 120 pregnant mothers to practice the prenatal activity of auditory enrichment. They used a heartbeat sound, music and rhythmic patting and rocking. The below results provide further reinforcement that giving baby an enriched auditory environment before birth really can make a difference in prenatal brain development:
The clinical data and the evaluation sheet for analysis of fetal response and learning to prenatal activity were assessed in term of always, frequent, sometime, seldom and never response. The outcome of these samples demonstrated that 87.5% of experimental infants can recognize maternal voice and 70% recognize to prenatal music. They calm down significantly when giving a prenatal music, heart beat sound, rhythmic patting and rocking pattern which they ever received during in utero. This suggests that fetus can learn variety of sensory stimuli even before birth and these previous experiences they received in utero during this important prenatal brain development period may influence postnatal learning and perception. Experimental infants have a capacity of turning to voice only at 4.6 days in average while the general population turn to voice at 3.2 month. This means that they have a faster auditory development and learning than general population. In addition, they can be conditioned by kicking back when they were pat in 64.9%. The results confirm our belief that fetus have a capacity of conditional learning during the prenatal brain development stage. The study also showed better performance in relation between mother and child after participated the prenatal activity. These findings suggest that prenatal activity here may be introduced to routine prenatal care and may be an effective way to enhance mother and child attachment, as well as promote infant's intelligent and emotional development.
Dr. Susan Ludington-Hoe states in her book How to Have a Smarter Baby, “Infant stimulation accelerates a baby’s mental ability and increases a child’s skills in finding ways to stimulate himself.”
More evidence prenatal brain development can be impacted by environment
In a study designed to create an enriched environment for prenates by minimizing environmental stressors and substituting a positive, stimulating milieu, researchers designed a program that would reduce maternal stress with visualization and relaxation exercises, encourage mother-child bonding through prenatal communication and interaction exercises, and pleasantly stimulate prenatal auditory, tactile, visual and vestibular processes. Results from 150 pregnant women in the enrichment program compared to 100 pregnant women in a control group showed that infant head circumference, as an analog of prenatal brain development in the enriched group was significantly larger than that of the control group. Moreover, most dimensions on the Denver assessment scales showed earlier acquisition of gross and fine motor skills, language, and personal-social development by the enriched group compared to sample norms of Bangkok children. Dr. Panthuraamphorn's research in creating positive and stimulating prenatal environments spans a number of studies with colleagues Dawiep Dookchitra and Manit Sanmaneechai who were co-researchers in a 1995 study focusing on auditory stimulation
DHA in Pregnancy: Should you Supplement?
DHA (or docosahexaenoic acid) an omega-3 fatty acid found in fish oil helps build your baby’s brain, nervous system, and eyes. “Omega -3s are a specific type of fate that our body needs but cannot make,” says Melinda Johnson, RD, a spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association. A baby in utero needs to get these fats from its mother for better prenatal brain development. Researchers at the School of Pediatrics and Child Health at the University of Western Australia found that two years after birth, the children whose mothers had received a high dose of fish oil in the 2nd half of pregnancy, one of the important stages in prenatal brain development, had higher scores in tests of their hand-eye coordination. Another interesting study from the University of Oslo in Norway, found four year olds scored better on IQ tests if their mothers took DHA supplements during pregnancy. .
How much DHA do you need?
Your brain is made up of about 60% omega 3 fatty acids found in fish oil. And your baby's brain is about 70% of these acids. But studies show, you're probably deficient in them. In fact, most Westerners don't get enough of these important nutrients. According to the Journal of Perinatal Medicine, pregnant or lactating women need 200 mg of DHA a day. Researchers are still evaluating the best possible sources for DHA. Readily available sources are salmon, sardines, walnuts, eggs and milk. If you would rather take a DHA supplement many researchers suggest you go for the one derived from algae rather than fish oil. (Then you will be getting your DHA just as the fish do; their source is marine algae.) Look for high levels of DHA. This is the "building block" of your child's prenatal brain development and is found in omega 3 fatty acids. Nevertheless, not all fish oil blends have a high amount of this important nutrient. The bottle will tell you how much DHA is in the product. Remember always consult with your obstetrician before making any changes to your prenatal routine.
Prenatal auditory enrichment and DHA - a winning combination for prenatal brain development
Prenatal learning and auditory enrichment is as vital to prenatal brain development as a prenatal vitamin is to enriching a baby’s physical development. The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System offers developmental benefits that last a lifetime. Moms everywhere are singing the praises of this prenatal system. Celebrity moms like Nicole Richie and Gwen Stefani, just to name a few, have worn BabyPlus Prenatal Systems during pregnancy. It is universal when a mom finds something that works for her she tells all of her friends. It is the one thing women from every corner of the world have in common; we all want what is best for our children. The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is the only product of its kind on the market. The system offers parents the opportunity to give their baby a head start while at the same time bonding with baby in a meaningful way.
A recent survey shows BabyPlus babies reach cognitive and developmental milestones ahead of recorded averages. A survey of more than 350 BabyPlus parents indicates the majority of BabyPlus babies are calm and alert at birth. The survey also shows babies of parents, who used the BabyPlus educational system during pregnancy, sleep through the night, say their first words and take their first steps earlier than recorded averages for those milestones. In this first formal survey of BabyPlus parents, 84 percent of respondents said their baby was calm at birth and 96 percent said their baby was alert at birth. In reaching their earliest developmental milestones, 68 percent of respondents said their children were sleeping more than six ours in a row by the age of three months compared to a four month average for infants; 48 percent reported their child said their first word by the age of six months compared to an average age of nine months; and 76 percent said their children took first steps before the age of 12 months compared to the a 12-15 month average. In addition 98 percent of respondents described their baby as having an overall good disposition.
World-famous supermodel and mother of four Niki Taylor joins The Doctors to share health tricks for moms on the go!
After Niki talked about a very healthy smoothie - she talked about using BabyPlus. Niki used BabyPlus with her daughter Ciel and saw great benefits - such as these (in her own words!):
"She is so alert, saying full sentences, got on a sleeping pattern very early at 8 months - her first word was apple."
Niki is expecting again and is using BabyPlus because she knows that the 16 lessons based on the mother's heartbeat help during brain development.
Congratulations to Niki for doing the very best for her babies!
(source: thedoctorstv.com)
Email from a mom who knows first-hand that BabyPlus makes a better sleeping baby:"I just wanted to thank you so much for BabyPlus. I think it made a huge difference in how my daughter sleeps compared to my other 2 daughters. She is such a mellow, easy going, and happy baby!
I always recommend BabyPlus now to friends and have passed it along to my cousin who is due in September. I wish I would have known about BabyPlus before. Thanks again for a great product. My daughter thanks you too :)"
Here at BabyPlus, we know that using our system during cognitive development - meaning while you are pregnant - will help strengthen your baby's mind for a lifetime of learning. We also know the reported benefits of babies who self-soothe and reach developmental milestones earlier.
Give your baby BabyPlus and the gift of learning for a lifetime! (and - more sleep for you!)
All parents hope for a baby who is a great sleeper. As a new parent, a good night's sleep can be hard to achieve. However, your baby could be sleeping longer periods once born just by using this simple set of sounds during the prenatal period.Most expectant parents prepare for the basics of caring for a new baby,
but did you know that a better sleeping baby is one of the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System?You may be able to do something about your baby's sleep habits right now - during the time of fetal development. Parents of BabyPlus babies consistently report that their babies sleep very well from the beginning.
Do something NOW - while you are pregnant - to help you baby sleep better LATER!
Happy zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's from BabyPlus!
"The main purpose of this message is simply to say thanks. We were tentative parents at best going into our pregnancy, but the temperament of our daughter has helped us adjust to that challenge.My wife and I would like to take this moment to let you know our experience with your “BabyPlus” product. While we can’t say there is a direct connection between your product and our daughter’s behavior, we
have a few observations that come close to making us believe there is a causal effect. More importantly our observations are coupled with narratives of other children of friends, family and even strangers that show completely opposite behaviors.First of all there are several characteristics that you mention on your website that are more prevalent in a baby that is exposed to your product. Our daughter took easily and quickly to the breast and had little trouble transitioning from breast to bottle and back again. While we have been having some issues in the afternoons with her being able to self-sooth, we had very little trouble with her soothing herself at night and it only took approximately 2 and ½ months for her to sleep through the night and when I say through the night I mean 10 to 11 hours not the 6 to 7 we have heard was common. Lastly her alertness and responsiveness seem above par and have always amazed us as well as her other caregivers (i.e., Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles).
To my earlier point we have not only watched for these behaviors in our daughter we have casually compared them to children of our friends and relatives. Each of the milestones/accomplishments listed above seem to have come to her far quicker than others to whom we have spoken. We constantly get jeers from close friends and family who have gone through far more difficult times in these areas. We only hope that these leaps forward translate into the milestones you have listed that are likely to come later in her life such as earlier developmental milestones, enhanced intellectual abilities, longer attention spans, improved school readiness and greater creativity & independence."
Thank you to these parents and the thousands of parents all over the world who have chosen to use the BabyPlus Prenatal Education system during pregnancy to provide a lifetime of benefits for their children!
All parents hope for a baby who is a great sleeper.Most expectant parents prepare for the basics of caring for a new baby, but did you know that a better sleeping baby is one of the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System?
You may be able to do something about your baby's sleep habits right now - during pregnancy - the time of fetal development. Parents of BabyPlus babies consistently report that their babies sleep very well from the beginning.
As a new parent, a good night's sleep can be hard to achieve. However, your baby could be sleeping longer periods once born just by using this simple set of sounds during the prenatal period.
Do something NOW - while you are pregnant - to help your baby sleep better LATER!
Happy zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's from BabyPlus!
Here's our list:
BabyPlus - Of course we had to make this #1. Learn about all the benefits on our website.- Snacks - You never know when you'll need one.
- Belly Bands - These allow you to wear your pants longer and they're really comfortable.
- Tums - Heartburn, need we say more.
- Lollipops - They help ease nausea.
- Comfortable Slip-on Shoes - As your feet swell, this will be a must.
- Body Pillow - They make sleeping more comfortable.
Most expectant parents prepare for the basics of caring for a new baby, but did you know that a better sleeping baby is one of the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System?You may be able to do something about your baby's sleep habits right now - during the time
of fetal development. Parents of BabyPlus babies consistently report that their babies sleep very well from the beginning.As a new parent, a good night's sleep can be hard to achieve. However, your baby could be sleeping longer periods once born just by using this simple set of sounds during the prenatal period.
Do something NOW - while you are pregnant - to help you baby sleep better LATER!Happy zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz's from BabyPlus!
"I thought it sounded crazy but thought if it would help my baby sleep through the night at an earlier age, I would give it a try. I have two kids now and I used it with both of them. It worked so well for my first that I couldn't imagine not using it for my second. Both my kids were alert when born. Eyes were wide open and looking around. The doctors and nurses could not believe how alert they were. My first slept through the night after the first month and my second was sleeping through the night at two months. Both had their hands open after birth and were able to hold their heads up at three months. My first is not even two and speaks in simple sentences. My second started grasping for toys and passing them back and forth from either hand at three months. I am so pleased with BabyPlus. All I wanted was to be able to sleep through the night and I was given that and so much more!"
Not only do parents report BabyPlus babies sleep better and through the night sooner, they report better nursing, self soothing, adaptability and more. Click on the logo below and visit our website to learn more about BabyPlus and prenatal learning. You may discover more than you hoped for!
Regulation begins during pregnancy with the mutual responses between a mother and her unborn baby. The mother's eating, sleep and activity patterns are experienced by her baby in the womb. This is what BabyPlus is all about. Read more from real parents about how Bab
yPlus has aided their baby’s sleeping patterns.I definitely recommend the BabyPlus. Sure, the extended family made fun of us, calling it "the knocker" and saying we were nerds and we would drive the baby nuts . . . but she is almost 18 months now and has always been an excellent sleeper, a healthy eater, has a wonderful disposition.” -Jennifer Allen
She nursed immediately after birth with practically no help, she has slept 6 hours through the night since we have been home from the hospital, only cries when she needs something,and is very alert. -Ava
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