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.
Posted Friday, August 22, 2008 by
Lisa Jarrett
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.
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