wow - amazing photo of 2 week old newborn

Thursday, September 2, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
A BabyPlus father emailed us regarding what he is seeing in his (darling!) baby.

In his own words:   

photo taken by Wonderland Photography"This is a photo of our son.  From week 18 until his birthday on 8/9/10 we used BabyPlus twice daily. He nursed within 30 minutes of being born, appears very alert and can already focus on our faces and turns his head to certain sounds and our voices. The attached photo is our son at 2 weeks of age. I was holding him up under the arms with his head laid back, and all the sudden when the photographer made a sound he lifted his little head up and she snapped this precious shot. His mother and I may be biased but he looks so alert, and inquisitive, like he wants to ask you a question. We can not wait to see what the future holds for our BabyPlus baby. We plan on being pregnant this time next year, and BabyPlus will be a staple of that pregnancy as well. Thank you for a great product."

We agree - he is so alert - and his neck is so strong.  This just affirms why over 250,000+ BabyPlus babies have been born to date all over the world.  Consistently, parents of BabyPlus babies report the benefits of this amazing prenatal curriculum.  BabyPlus parents tell us that their babies are relaxed and alert at birth, nurse well, have an increased ability to self-soothe and are interactive and responsive.

Purchase the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System to give the gift of a lifetime to your baby!

a great Aloha!

Monday, August 23, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
these are her words:

"Aloha,

I thoroughly enjoyed using BabyPlus.  I am a Special Education teacher by profession, but have been a proud stay at home mom for the past 20 months.  I believe BabyPlus has helped my son become as intelligent, well developed, and expresses himself with such ease.  He slept throughout the night when he was 1 month old,  at 3 months, he was pointing at pictures in books, at 4 months, if I had given him the book upside down, he knew to turn the book right side up, he began walking at 11 months, throughout his first year, we traveled on 11 planes, of which he didn't cry on either of them, he remembered a gesture he did at 11 months when I asked him only once when he was 13 months,  (I couldn't believe he remembered it because we hadn't practiced it), he follows directions very well, he can associate what words go with what objects, he understands the concepts of emotions, he knows how to use an iphone (knows where the apps he likes are, the camera, and the photo app; he plays Tozzle, a puzzle app, and Giraffe's Preschool Playground, where he can identify letters and numbers), and even associates my husband, my brother, and my mother's number to the right people, in fact, he will call them to talk with them, he can even carry on a conversation on the phone, last weekend, he took out my decorative rocks and pretended to count, he was pointing and mumbling, though I heard "two" and "three" quite well, he also put my decorative rocks back to where they belong without being told, he is a very easy going and happy child, and he learns things so fast. I am amazed at how well my son, Junior, has developed intelligently and emotionally. "

WE KNOW!  These are exactly the types of characteristics BabyPlus parents all over the world describe. 

We look forward to learning more about this child as he begins his schooling!


Born learning - Already!

Monday, August 23, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
All parents know that learning actually begins before your child goes to school.  Learning really begins in the womb.  Everyone knows that baby development after birth is important. Babies learn in thw womb. However, the research now confirms that the critical period in prenatal development - especially early brain development - is impacted week by week in pregnancy.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple set of sounds similar to the mother's heartbeat - helps during the stages of prenatal development.

Don't wait to begin teaching your baby after he or she is born - help them to be born already learning!

Learn more about BabyPlus by clicking on the BabyPlus system!

an educational product for the prenatal period

Friday, August 20, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
What does this mean, exactly?  Well, here at BabyPlus US, we are happy to explain!

BabyPlus is a curriculum that is a series of 16 naturally derived sounds that resemble a mother's heartbeat.  The rhythm of the sounds increases incrementally as your pregnancy progresses.

This "auditory exercise" strengthens learning ability during the developmental period when the advantages will be most significant and enduring for a child.

Simply put, BabyPlus sounds just like what your baby already knows (your heartbeat!).  The BabyPlus lessons provide just enough variation during the critical period in prenatal development.  Your baby can very clearly hear these patterns. Your baby learns to tell the Click here to learn how to give your baby the best possible start in life!difference between the sound coming from you and those from BabyPlus.

In other words, learning has begun!

Learn more about giving your baby the very best start to life and learning by click on the BabyPlus logo.

Just take a quick look at these darling twins!

Saturday, August 14, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
I say it all the time - we LOVE LOVE LOVE getting pictures of "our" BabyPlus babies.

The two darlings have a four year old sibling, so this BabyPlus mom knows the benefits of Completely darling, yes????using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.

We have many sets of multiples whose parents used BabyPlus during pregnancy.  The feedback we receive from these parents consistently indicates that their babies are exhibiting the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus curriculum.

"Our" parents of multiples have seen the same benefits (better sleeping, nursing, self soothing, school readiness, etc.) as the mothers of single babies.  Frequently, twins are born early, and the mothers of babies who were not full term have seen amazing results.  We have had mothers of premature babies report that their babies are reaching their milestones based on their birth age, as opposed to gestational age.  They have also reported shorter hospital stays when compared to other premature babies.

BabyPlus is a series of 16 Lessons based on the mother's heartbeat.  Used during the critical period in prenatal development, this innovative prenatal care curriculum will provide your baby (or babies!) with an appropriate amount of stimulation.  The benefits of infant stimulation are many - read any article on prenatal development and you will learn that baby development after birth is directly impacted by what happens in the day by day pregnancy.

Learn more about the stages of fetal development and the positive impact of BabyPlus!

our next newsletter is coming September 1!

Wednesday, August 11, 2010 by Cindy Wallander

The next issue of pluspoints - our BabyPlus newsletter - is just around the corner.....

BabyPlus pluspoints is coming in September!The September issue of pluspoints will have some exciting news - such as why listening to Mozart while pregnant is a myth and a great story about a BabyPlus 4 year old girl in Click here to sign up for pluspoints!Florida who called 911 and saved her father's life.

The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is a set of 16 Lessons based on the mother's heartbeat.  This simple, safe set of sounds gives your baby what he/she needs during the critical period in fetal development.  BabyPlus parents report that their BabyPlus babies are more relaxed and alert at birth, more readily nurse, have an increased ability to self-soothe, and are more interactive and responsive.

Click on the pluspoints logo to sign up to receive BabyPlus pluspoints newsletter!

former Bachelorette and BabyPlus mom Trista Sutter is launching a clothing line!

Wednesday, August 11, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
Trista Sutter is launching a clothing line called "Winter Rose" for My Vintage Baby (http://myvintagebaby.com)

We are very excited to see the debut of Trista Sutter's clothing collection.  

Trista Sutter is a BabyPlus mom of two adorable children, so she already knows the benefits of using this patented prenatal curriculum.  Trista saw the tangible benefits in her first child, 3-year-old Max and decided to use the BabyPlus again with her second child, 1-year-old daughter Blakesley.

Like the other BabyPlus parents all over the world, Trista and her husband Ryan made the decision to give their babies the very best possible advantages throughout life by using this simple, safe set of sounds based on the mother's heartbeat.  During the stages of fetal development, Trista's babies heard her heartbeat and the sounds of BabyPlus.  During the critical period in prenatal development, Trista's babies compared and contrasted the different sounds and strengthened cognitive development... in other words, learning had begun!

BabyPlus US wishes Trista well in her newest endeavor!

Stress and Pregnancy

Wednesday, August 11, 2010 by Shelly Keefe
There have been several mentions of stress levels and the effects of stress on pregnancies.  Many articles have shown that stress not only affects the health of the mother but her baby as well.  Relaxation is encouraged for moms and there are many ways this can be accomplished.

Taking time each day to relax--even for five minutes--can do wonders for how you feel.  Taking a walk or stretching can be both emotionally and physically beneficial.  A soak in the tub with relaxing scents can also make you feel better after a long day.  Another way to relax and do something great for your baby at the same time is to use BabyPlus lessons. 

BabyPlus' recommended usage is one hour, twice a day.  While you do not have to sit or be still to use the lessons, it's a great excuse to sit and close your eyes with your feet up.  Knowing your little one is building a strong foundation for learning during critical stages of fetal development is a great stress reliever in itself! 


Learn more about BabyPlus at our website!

Rod Stewart is going to be a father again!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
source:  UK Press Association Congratulations to Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster who are expecting a baby!

We are confident they will want to know the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  Over 250,000+ BabyPlus babies all over the world have benefited from this patented prenatal curriculum.

We are sure that Rod and Penny will want to learn everything they can about the critical period in the fetal development of their babies.

Since Rod Stewart is a musician, he will obviously want to  Listen to the sounds of the BabyPlus by clicking on the music notes!know about how the BabyPlus curriculum of the mother's heartbeat sounds will benefit his baby in the womb.  Music is made of beats! 

BabyPlus wishes Rod Stewart, Penny Lancaster and their baby the very best!

(Do you think they will name her Baby Jane??????)

The cover of Pregnancy Magazine's September issue

Thursday, August 5, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
Image source: gosublogger.comCan't hardly believe that Danica McKellar is pregnant!  Danica McKellar is best known for her role as Winnie in The Wonder Years.  Danica McKellar married composer Mike Verta last year, and now they are pregnant!

According to the article Danica is reading "a lot about parenthood."  The article listed several books she is reading about parenting and what happens after delivery.

Danica will also likely want to know more about what happens BEFORE delivery - in the prenatal period.  The prenatal period is critical to the lifelong learning process of your baby.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple, safe set of sounds based on the mother's heartbeat - while pregnant encourages cognitive development.  Danica will find out that learning in the womb is not a new idea - many cultures have believed in and practiced forms of prenatal stimulation for years.

Since this is Danica McKellar's first pregnancy, she will likely read about the stages of fetal development and all the stages through pregnancy.  Being first time parents, Danica and Mike will be encouraged by the many parents who report that using BabyPlus positively impacted the infant sleeping schedule.  BabyPlus parents all over the world report their BabyPlus babies more readily nurse, have increased ability to self-soothe, and have great sleeping habits.

BabyPlus congratulates Danica McKellar, her husband Mike Verta and their baby!

(I feel old!)

Hot! Hot! Hot!

Thursday, August 5, 2010 by Shelly Keefe
The past few weeks' temperatures have been quite uncomfortable, even for warm weather fans.  I can only imagine what it must be like for those moms-to-be whose body temperatures are above normal!

It is important for everyone to stay hydrated and not overexert themselves during the dangerous heat, but there are extra precautions to take during pregnancy.  You may read Pregnant During the Summer Months on the Pregnancy Today website.  It's a great article that shows you how to avoid overheating and signs and symptoms to watch for.  It is very important to both mother and baby to keep from getting overheated and to stay safe during the peak summer months. 


How else can you take care of your little one during pregnancy?  Check us out here!

another happy BabyPlus parent "highly recommends"

Tuesday, August 3, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
in her own words:

"I'm a proud mother of 3 BabyPlus "graduates." I first read about the BabyPlus System in BabyPlus is a simple, safe set of sounds based on the mother's heartbeat.Parenting Magazine in spring of 2004 when I found out I was pregnant with my first. I could not be happier with my choice and advocacy to my husband that I wanted to use this system. All 3 of my children ranging from 5 1/2 years to 23 1/2 months have always hit their milestones well before the "norm." I've used a BabyPlus system with my pregnancies because after seeing the benefits of the first I couldn't bring myself to chance it and highly recommend it to anyone looking for something that will benefit a child for the rest of their life."

We thank all of "our" parents for choosing to use BabyPlus with their children!

Born learning - Already!

Wednesday, July 28, 2010 by Cindy Wallander

All parents know that learning actually begins before your child goes to school.  Learning really begins in the womb.  Everyone knows that baby development after birth is important.  However, the research now confirms that the critical period in prenatal development - especially Your baby will be born to learn!early cognitive development - is impacted week by week in pregnancy.  Using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System - a simple set of sounds similar to the mother's heartbeat - helps during the stages of prenatal development.

Don't wait to begin teaching your baby after he or she is born - help them to be born already learning!

Learn more about BabyPlus by clicking on the BabyPlus system!

Christina Applegate is having a baby!

Tuesday, July 27, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
picture source:  yourcelebsource.comWe are thrilled to learn that Christina Applegate is expecting a baby!  We are confident she will want to know the tangible benefits of using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.  

Christina Applegate is a busy working mom-to-be, so she will be happy with the benefits that BabyPlus parents all over the world describe: BabyPlus babies nurse more readily, have an increased ability to self-soothe, are more interactive and responsive, and are more relaxed and alert at birth.

BabyPlus is a curriculum that is a series of 16 naturally derived sounds that resemble a mother's heartbeat.  The rhythm of the sounds increases incrementally as your pregnancy progresses.  The amazing information for first-time parents is that learning actually begins IN THE WOMB.

BabyPlus wishes Christina Applegate and her baby the very best!

Ali Larter - Heroes

Friday, July 23, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
Source:  www.beautifulbeings.co.ukCongratulations to expectant mom Ali Larter!  Ali Larter and her husband Hayes MacArthur are expecting their first child.

Once they share the news with loved ones and friends, they are sure begin researching everything pregnancy.  They will read articles on prenatal development and realize that the prenatal environment is crucial to baby's development with a lifetime impact.  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.

Being a busy working mom, Ali 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.  Ali will also want to know about the BabyPlus curriculum and how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.

BabyPlus wishes Ali Larter, her husband Hayes MacArthur and their baby the very best!

speaking of twins....

Thursday, July 22, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
Source:  melissadphotography.blogspot.com/We had visitors last week!  Two adorable BabyPlus babies - they are 11 months old already!

As I have mentioned before - there are so many amazing benefit of working at BabyPlus US HQ - including the office visits we get from "our" babies.

They were both so calm and sweet.  Sister was walking - just started!  Brother was not feeling well, yet he was so calm and NOT FUSSY!  We passed them around so we would all get a chance to love on them, and they were perfectly content.

Momma of the twins told us how easy they are to parent.  She raved and raved - and we could see the results right in front of our eyes!

We have had many mothers of twins use the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System who have been very pleased with the results.  They have seen the same benefits (better sleeping, nursing, self soothing, school readiness, etc.) as the mothers of single babies.  Frequently, twins are born early and the mothers of babies who were not full term have seen amazing results.  We have had mothers of premature babies report that their babies are reaching their milestones based on their birth age, as opposed to gestational age.  They have also reported shorter hospital stays when compared to other premature babies.

Visit www.babyplus.com to learn what other parents are saying about using this innovative prenatal educational curriculum!

what will my baby hear?

Monday, July 19, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
The BabyPlus Prenatal Education System is a series of 16 lessons based on the mother's heartbeat sounds.  Use of BabyPlus during the prenatal period will help your baby's cognitive Listen to the heartbeat soundsdevelopment.

You can hear the sounds of BabyPlus by clicking the picture to listen to the prenatal education curriculum.

The BabyPlus sonic pattern introduces your child to a sequential learning process, built upon the natural rhythms of their own environment - the maternal blood pulse - which your baby is hearing all day every day.

Your baby can very clearly hear these patterns. She/he learns to discriminate between the sound coming from the mother and those from BabyPlus.

In other words, learning has begun!


an educational product for the prenatal period

Saturday, July 17, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
What does this mean, exactly?  Well, here at BabyPlus US, we are happy to explain!

BabyPlus is a curriculum that is a series of 16 naturally derived sounds that resemble a mother's heartbeat.  The rhythm of the sounds increases incrementally as your pregnancy progresses.

This "auditory exercise" strengthens learning ability during the developmental period when the advantages will be most significant and enduring for a child.

Simply put, BabyPlus sounds just like what your baby already knows - your heartbeat! 

The BabyPlus lessons provide just enough variation during the critical period in prenatal Learn more by clicking here!development.  Your baby can very clearly hear these patterns. Your baby learns to tell the difference between the sound coming from you and those from BabyPlus.

In other words, learning has begun!

Learn more about giving your baby the very best start to life and learning by click on the BabyPlus logo.

Doesn't it make sense?

Friday, July 16, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
Attitudes are shifting!  Common sense about the prenatal environment is here!Have a positive impact during pregnancy

Everyone understands the negatives of the prenatal environment on fetal development.  We know that when a woman drinks alcohol during pregnancy, she risks giving birth to a child who will pay the price — in mental and physical deficiencies — for his or her entire life.  Fetal alcohol syndrome will impact a baby physically and developmentally forever.

Have questions? Click hereWhat about the positives?


Doesn't it make sense that if the negatives can impact your child forever, so can the positives?  Everything that is enriching should start early - and early means the critical times in child development - A lifetime of benefits!while you are still pregnant.  Fetal development occurs in stages.  Begin using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System during your pregnancy  you will benefit your baby's development in profound ways.

Remember -anything you do as an expectant mother and during pregnancy lasts a lifetime for your child!

congratulates Project Runway's Nina Garcia!

Friday, July 16, 2010 by Cindy Wallander
Congratulation to Project Runway's Nina Garcia!

Nina Garcia and her husband David Conrad are expecting their second child!  Once they Source: celebritybabies.people.comshare 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.

Nina Garcia leads a busy life, so she will likely be interested to know the benefits of using BabyPlus - especially how the mother's heartbeat sounds have a positive impact on infant sleeping schedules.  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.  

Later in life, BabyPlus babies reach developmental milestones earlier, have improved school readiness, have greater creativity and independence, and have longer attention spans.  This is why BabyPlus is the gift of a lifetime!

BabyPlus wishes Nina Garcia, her husband David Conrad, and their baby the very best!