Just a quick up-date from your "Feet on The Street". I am in Atlanta at a Nurses Conference and I'm excited to share a quick story with you. I came to this conference last year and met a wonderful woman whose daughter was pregnant with twins. This soon-to-be grandmother gave her daughter the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System to use, starting in her 32nd week of pregnancy. With twins, the mother reported lots of activity, with both babies moving and jostling for position throughout the day. But she reported that when she would introduce BabyPlus, the babies would each try to position themselves close to the BabyPlus, and settle right down for their lesson. When the twins were born, they were both very relaxed, with hands and eyes open. Well, the twins are now 11 months old and their grandmother has reported some wonderful outcomes for her grandchildren. She stated that the pediatrician has been confirming at well baby visits that these twins are indeed advanced. They are achieving their pediatric milestones ahead of their peers. Mother reports that the twins were very good sleepers from the beginning. The grandmother in this case is so pleased with the BabyPlus Prenatal Learning System that she has expressed interest in becoming a distributor for BabyPlus in Nigeria.
This is just another example of how the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System enhances prenatal care. Infant development is enhanced by simply using BabyPlus and the results speak for themselves.
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As I watched the Chinese Olympics every night, I thought about what a beautiful and exotic culture it is. In the ancient Orient, expectant mothers tried to create the ideal prenatal environment with a practice called "Tai-kyo." This practice consisted of tapping in rhythm on their bellies in regular intervals. They believed fully that there were post-natal benefits for their child. The longest term benefit being strengthened learning capabilities for that child's lifetime. All this by using a prenatal curriculum during the most critical period in infant development! I often think how much an ancient culture such as China actually knew. It's time again to revisit Tai-kyo.
If this is your first pregnancy, I know that you are concerned about your infant's development. Prenatal care is so important to not only your baby's infancy but to his health and welfare throughout his life. One element of prenatal care should be the use of BabyPlus. One mother of a BabyPlus child wrote recently on BabyCenter.com about her child's early benefits and her baby's development after birth.
A baby who sleeps through the night- that would be wonderful! I remember when I had my 3 children. During all of the stages through pregnancy with my first child I thought about the delivery and how I would handle it. However, for my second and third child, during the pregnancy trimesters, I thought about the sleep deprivation that came after delivery and how I wished that those second and third babies would sleep through the night at an early age. I, unfortunately, had my babies before BabyPlus was available. Now, I know how I would be able to ensure that my baby would have a good chance of sleeping through the night at an early age. Parents who have used BabyPlus report that one of the key benefits is their baby's ability to self soothe. This means that the baby can calm herself down thus leading to better sleeping patterns, early on. This is especially important if you have other children or are planning to go back to work and can't afford the sleep deprivation that frequently comes with new babies. So, give yourself and your baby the benefit of a early infant sleeping schedule that you both can enjoy. 
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