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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 2^nd 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.   

 

 

 

We like the article titled "The Parenting Corner: Top 10 Ways to Keep Baby Safe" on the patch.com. written by Heather Kempskie.

We all know baby safety comes first, and most of us think we know how to keep baby safe.  However, here is a comprehensive list:

1.    Follow car safety rules.
2.    Buy new baby equipment.
3.    Make sure baby is in a safe place if not being held.
4.    Use safety gates.
5.    Examine your home from a baby’s point of view.
6.    Don't try to cook while holding a baby.
7.    Keep small stuff put away.
8.    Create a safe sleeping environment for baby.
9.    Visit pediatrician for well baby visits.
10.  Buckle up (not just in car seats - also in strollers, swings and other moveable playthings).

Did any of these surprise you?  Cooking was the one that caught my attention - but it makes so much sense! 

Are there any other ways to keep baby safe that are not on this list?

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!)

I receive Google alerts to keep up with pregnancy and pregnancy issues that are going on in the world.  I received two today, both talking about negative influences during pregnancy.  It seems more negative impacts on pregnancy are talked about than positive.

There are a lot of positive things you can do during pregnancy, such as exercise, proper sleep, good nutrition and using BabyPlus for prenatal learning.

BabyPlus not only encourages strong cognitive development during such important stages of fetal development, it gives you a chance to relax and bond with your little one.  The simple sounds of BabyPlus resemble your heartbeat, which makes sense because that is what is relevant to your baby's environment 24 hours a day.  This "auditory exercise" strengthens learning ability and results in many benefits such as better nursing ability, adaptability, and self soothing--and this is just when they are babies!  The benefits continue for a lifetime!

BabyPlus is compiling a list of must-have items for pregnant women. We're happy to share a few with you, and if you have any for us please comment on our Facebook Fan Page. 

Here's our list:

1. BabyPlus - Of course we had to make this #1. Learn about all the benefits on our website.
2. Snacks - You never know when you'll need one.
3. Belly Bands - These allow you to wear your pants longer and they're really comfortable.
4. Tums - Heartburn, need we say more.
5. Lollipops - They help ease nausea.
6. Comfortable Slip-on Shoes - As your feet swell, this will be a must.
7. Body Pillow - They make sleeping more comfortable.

Have more to add? Share them with us on Facebook! 

I receive Google alerts to keep up with pregnancy and pregnancy issues that are going on in the world.  I received two today, both talking about negative influences during pregnancy.  It seems more negative impacts on pregnancy are talked about than positive.

There are a lot of positive things you can do during pregnancy, such as exercise, proper sleep, good nutrition and using BabyPlus for prenatal learning.

BabyPlus not only encourages strong cognitive development during such important stages of fetal development, it gives you a chance to relax and bond with your little one.  The simple sounds of BabyPlus resemble your heartbeat, which makes sense because that is what is relevant to your baby's environment 24 hours a day.  This "auditory exercise" strengthens learning ability and results in many benefits such as better nursing ability, adaptability, and self soothing--and this is just when they are babies!  The benefits continue for a lifetime!

If you are just starting to research BabyPlus and want to know what the real benefits are, all you have to do is listen to actual BabyPlus parents. We've picked a few more testimonies for you to read this week. We hope you enjoy reading them as much as our parents loved sharing them.

My husband and I were blessed with a baby girl on November 10th. After hearing about BabyPlus while pregnant, I decided to purchase it. I may add that I was a bit hesitant at first, hence I felt the need to write to you. I wore my BabyPlus religiously every morning and every night since I was 18 weeks pregnant. I attribute every single milestone thus far to the BabyPlus system. Immediately after delivering my daughter, she was alert and looking around with these big eyes. Much to all of the nurses and doctors surprise, she never made a peep, not one. She was so, and while in the nursery several nurses repeatedly wanted to see who "Emma's mom" was. They couldn't believe what a good, alert, and baby she was. After delivery, she immediately latched on to nurse, and has been a pro ever since. Not one single problem. She is always alert, and almost never cries. She is three weeks old today, and already sleeps 5 1/2 to 6 hours a night. She from the 2nd day holds open her hands, and already will lay on her belly and lift her head and move it from side to side. It is absolutely incredible. I am sure that every parent wants to believe that their child is the super child, the best and brightest, but both my husband and I attribute all of these already milestones to the BabyPlus. We just cannot wait to see what she will do next. I just wanted to thank you and make you aware that we are true believers. This system really works, and really is the best. We have every intention of using it the next time we get pregnant for the 2nd. Thank you.
-Teresa N.

As a practicing physical therapist, I examine and work with children from birth to three years of age. In the past several years, I have had the opportunity to evaluate the physical developmental skills of infants whose mother's used the BabyPlus Prenatal Educational System. I have been truly amazed how advanced these infants are not only in their physical developmental skills, but also in their cognitive and emotional skills. I would classify these babies as very happy and well settled. I am currently pregnant and am looking forward to using the BabyPlus Prenatal Educational System. I have seen what a difference it can make in a child's life.
-Paula R., Physical Therapist

Like what you hear? Read more testimonies at www.babyplus.com/BPFamilies.php.

Are you a proud BabyPlus parent and have a story to share? Email us at customerservice@babyplus.com. We'd love to hear from you!

Since Ivanka Trump has announced her pregnancy with husband Jared Kushner,  Grandpa-to-be Donald Trump is sure to want all the best for the baby.

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, 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.

Ivanka and Jared 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, Ivanka will want to know about the BabyPlus curriculum and how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.

Message to The Donald:  Make sure your grandchild-to-be has the best possible start to a lifetime of learning!  Give Ivanka the gift of BabyPlus today!

BabyPlus wishes Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Grandpa-to-be Donald Trump and their baby the very best!

I receive Google alerts to keep up with pregnancy and pregnancy issues that are going on in the world.  I received two today:  one talked about the increase of SIDS in babies of mothers who smoke during pregnancy, the other spoke of how poor nutrition during pregnancy can affect a babies' ability to process medication later in life.  It seems I see more and more negative impacts on pregnancy talked about than positive.

There are a lot of positive things you can do during pregnancy, such as exercise, proper sleep, good nutrition and using BabyPlus for prenatal learning.

BabyPlus not only encourages strong cognitive development during such important stages of fetal development, it gives you a chance to relax and bond with your little one.  The simple sounds of BabyPlus resemble your heartbeat, which makes sense because that is what is relevant to your baby's environment 24 hours a day.  This "auditory exercise" strengthens learning ability and results in many benefits such as better nursing ability, adaptability, and self soothing--and this is just when they are babies!  The benefits continue for a lifetime!

Everyone tells new moms to expect sleepless nights with non-stop feedings and diaper changings but you don't really understand until you are actually going through it. 

There's no doubt about it -- lack of sleep is hard!  You would give anything to go back to during pregnancy so you could Google about how to have a "calm baby", how to "make baby sleep", and how to "help baby sleep".   But, no fear!  You used BabyPlus during pregnancy! 

Thousands of parents who used BabyPlus during pregnancy have reported their little ones sleep better and sleep through the night sooner.  While BabyPlus doesn't promise a perfect baby sleep pattern, thousands of parents all over the world can't be wrong.

Having a calm baby is important to expectant parents.  Whether this is a first pregnancy for first time parents or not, many parents are looking ahead and wondering - will my baby be calm?

Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during your pregnancy will provide many tangible benefits to your baby -  and to you!  For example, many parents who have used BabyPlus during their pregnancy report that their babies are calm, alert, self-soothe and sleep well.

Make BabyPlus part of your prenatal care curriculum and the chances are very good that you will have a calm baby, too!

Shannon Miller used the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System with her first child, and we have been eagerly following his progress ever since his delivery:

"Rocco started crawling a couple weeks ago and every day he is more  active exploring everything and everywhere! We are so blessed to have  such a happy little boy. He loves his sleep and still makes it through the night 12 hours! That certainly helps me recharge and get things done after he goes to bed so I can make the most of my time with him while he is awake. He hasn't found anything he doesn't like to  eat....anything.   I am so thankful that I used BabyPlus. I know it's  
made a difference and I have to admit it makes me feel good when  people remark on how alert, calm and curious he is. Thank you BabyPlus!"

We see that Shannon Miller's baby Rocco is exhibiting the tangible benefits parents all over the world have come to expect in their BabyPlus babies.

Thank you Shannon Miller! 

I was so lucky recently to spend some time with a BabyPlus Mommy and a very proud Aunt - these two gals just couldn't tell me enough about this adorable 15 month old boy...

In their own words:

"He slept through the night at two weeks.  He can answer "What does a cow say?" "Moo"  He is easy going and has met or exceeded every milestone so far.  He knows sign language -  food, more, please, thank you, dog, milk... He already says mommy, daddy, more, please, down, doggy.  If I say "Go get your shoes"  he will go get them and sit down.

He began walking at ten months.  He is now putting words together into short sentences like more please and down doggy.  He has always been easy going and not much of a crier.  When he was 11 months old we took a plane to California.  He fell asleep at take off and woke up when plane landed both ways.  

He eats well.  He knows where his raisins are in the pantry and will walk in, get his raisins, then get his bowl and hand both to his mom.  We tell him the dog is sleeping and make the shhh sound, so now when the dog is sleeping he makes the shhhh sound."

I had such a great time with these two gals, and I can't wait to watch him as he grows.  He is darling!

These are the words of a UK BabyPlus "mum"

"I was recommended BabyPlus by a friend who used it during her two pregnancies and raved about it. To be perfectly honest I was skeptical but after reading up on it decided that it couldn’t do any harm so thought that I had nothing to lose. I began using it at 18 weeks of pregnancy as the manufacturer recommends for an hour in the morning (I set the alarm an hour earlier to put it on in bed!!) and an hour after work. I soon grew to love this time as it was a part of the day that I could really focus on the pregnancy and the baby. At about week 20, the baby started to kick and soon would move and squirm during our `sessions’ which was wonderful so if nothing else I felt that I was really bonding with the baby. I wasn’t religious in using it and missed the odd lesson but fit them in whenever I could.

My baby arrived on his due date and at birth his eyes were wide open and he was alert observing his surroundings. He latched on fairly easily straight away and has been a good feeder ever since. His sleeping patterns were fairly sociable from the off and he slept through the night from about 3 months which I believe is unusual! He is developing well and I get many comments about how he seems advanced for his age. He is my first baby so I don’t know but certainly he seems to be slightly ahead of his buddies of the same age from the antenatal classes.

It’s hard to say whether or not BabyPlus is the reason that our little boy is doing so well but is does seem a coincidence and having convinced other friends of it’s benefits and who have used it they seem to be sharing the same experience. I think that there are many factors that contribute to a happy baby but I would say that if I was to have another child I would certainly use BabyPlus again because I feel it would be unfair not to give my other children the same start. It may be on the pricy side but it is well worth the investment giving the amount of research that is reported to have gone into the product, and certainly my experience is that it does seem to work! If I had another child, I would not want to miss out on giving them the same opportunity.

I don’t think buying this is about trying to make your baby a genius but if you are interested in giving your baby a bit of a headstart, surely it’s worth a go!

There’s lots of useful info on the BabyPlus website about the scientific research which is great if you need a bit more convincing!"

As usual, "our" parents are the very best! 

Congratulations to expectant mom Kelly Preston!  

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure to research articles on prenatal development.  Most expectant mothers 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.

Being busy working parents, John Travolta and Kelly Preston 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. 

John and Kelly will want to know about the BabyPlus curriculum and how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.

To learn more about how John Travolta and Kelly Preston  - and YOU - can make a difference for your baby that will last a lifetime, please visit www.babyplus.com.

BabyPlus wishes John Travolta and Kelly Preston and their baby the very best!

Mother's Day is this weekend.  A great idea for any mom-to-be is a BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  You are not only giving mom a wonderful gift but her little one as well!  One "gift" that Mom will receive is rest since BabyPlus babies sleep better and are self soothing.  Who knew a simple set of sounds could make such a difference?  You can find out more "gifts" at our website at www.babyplus.com.

Order now--CVS.com has free shipping on BabyPlus at http://www.cvs.com/CVSApp/catalog/shop_product_detail.jsp?filterBy=&skuId=688471&productId=688471&navAction=jump&navCount=3.   

cutest baby ever - a must see!

One of the many perks of working the the BabyPlus US main office is the opportunity to see DARLING babies quite often.

We had a 3 month old baby visitor this morning.  She was so content and happy.  She was sleeping when she arrived, and she never made one sound as we passed her around to hold and snuggle.  Her mom told us that she gives her a bottle at 9:00 PM and puts her to bed.  She sleeps all the way through the night - every night!  Her mom also said she has to wake her up some mornings because she snoozes until 7:00 AM.  

She is also beginning to learn sign language.  Yes - at three months old - sign language!!  We couldn't believe how she would sit up, make eye contact, smile... she was just a great baby.  Oh, and by the way, did I mention that she is a BabyPlus baby???

Learn more about the benefits of BabyPlus by going to www.babyplus.com today!

BabyPlus is a great Mother's Day gift!  

Considering that you use the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during the critical times in child development, who wouldn't want to give this gift to any mother?  Read any article on prenatal development, and you will see that the benefits of learning in the womb can last a lifetime.  Whether this is a first time pregnancy or not, the prenatal development research all says the same thing. 

Give the expectant mom a baby who will nurse well, sleep well, and self-soothe.  What mom wouldn't want these traits in her baby?

Give mother and baby a gift that lasts a lifetime!  Click on the picture of BabyPlus to make a purchase for Mother's Day!

Prepare the future of your new little tax deduction by using the BabyPlus during your pregnancy.

No matter what is going on in the economy, all parents want to do what is best for their children.  The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is used during the stages of fetal development to give your baby the gift of learning for a lifetime.  

When planning for the future, expectant parents need to make sure they are doing everything possible to prepare their baby for development after birth.  You can form a bond with your baby before birth due to the anticipation of the lessons.  This investment will pay off with future equity because use of the BabyPlus impacts the infant sleeping schedule.  Many parents report that their BabyPlus baby has an increased ability to self-soothe, making sleep easier.  What a great investment incentive!

More and more, articles on prenatal development indicate that the prenatal period is crucial.  Everything that is taking place while your baby is developing is important.  For security, you take a prenatal vitamin, eat right, and get plenty of rest.  Now is the time to begin using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - the patented curriculum of 16 lessons based on the mother's heartbeat sounds.

Give your baby a strong head start in life - and make the perfect investment in the future at the same time!  Using BabyPlus while you are pregnant will turn out to be an asset you won't regret!  Go to www.babyplus.com  to learn about how you AND your new tax deduction will benefit!