Dear Customer Service,
What is BabyPlus?????
BabyPlus is a series of 16 scientifically designed rhythmic sounds that resemble a mother's heartbeat. The rhythm of the sounds increases incrementally and sequentially as the pregnancy progresses. The BabyPlus sound pattern introduces your child to a sequential learning process, built upon the natural rhythms of their own environment.
This "auditory exercise" strengthens cognitive development during the time period when the advantages will be most significant for a child. BabyPlus is the first educational tool designed for prenatal use that has been scientifically proven effective. BabyPlus children have intellectual, developmental, creative, and emotional advantages from the time they are born.
Your baby can very clearly hear these rhythmic sounds. She or he learns to discriminate between the sound coming from the mother and those from BabyPlus. In other words, the learning process has begun. Your baby will be able to accelerate the rate at which she or he compares and contrasts sounds. This process builds your baby's memory for greater capacity and function throughout life.
The BabyPlus curriculum is contained on a microchip unit that is worn twice a day by the mother while going about her normal routine. It is a little bigger than the size of a bar of soap. You attach it to a belt pouch (provided) and wear it. The sounds come out of the speakers that are built into the unit. You may begin using the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System anytime between weeks 18 and 32 of pregnancy, although we have had mother’s begin using the curriculum later in their pregnancy and still have tangible results. The system is pre-set for the optimum volume and duration of play. The curriculum is not available on cassette or CD. To learn more about the scientific studies behind BabyPlus, read some testimonials from mothers who have used our system, and purchase the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System, visit click on the BabyPlus logo.
Posted by Customer Service Department of the BabyPlus Company
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Our Company, BabyPlus, was a proud co-sponsor of Alison Sweeney's recent Baby Shower at the Tree House Social Club in Los Angeles. My publicist, Chris Herbert, and I both attended. The Mom-To-Be was as gracious and lovely as I had heard. She genuinely has a new fan in me! Alison chose to donate a portion of the proceeds to St. Jude Children's Hospital, one of her favorite causes. Even the persons surrounding Alison's celebrity, her assistant and her publicist, were warm and welcoming. We got a chance to catch up with Abby Tuller, editor-in- chief at Pregnancy Magazine. She is always so savvy and fun when I've met her and seems very interested in what we continue to report re the childhood benefits of the BabyPlus Prenatal Education System.

I just found out that my sister-in-law is pregnant with their second baby! Everyone is very excited! What is even more exciting is that she is going to start using BabyPlus as soon as she gets to 18 weeks. So, check back in the next couple months for a glimpse into the thoughts of a BabyPlus mom during her pregnancy week by week! She is going to share thoughts and experiences about using BabyPlus, then I will also follow up about the benefits with my new niece or nephew.
Parents, especially first-time parents, are concerned that they are doing everything they can for their babies. They make sure they get nourishment for their health. They read books to them to stimulate their minds. They use car seats for their safety. The list goes on and on. But what about during the critical periods of development in the womb? The idea of a prenatal curriculum is still relatively new but is just as important as elements after the baby is born. Stimulating an infant's mind before birth by using a sound similar to the mother's heartbeat can give them a head start in learning that will be the basis for the rest of their lives. It's a must for lists of what to have during pregnancy!
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After hearing and reading all of the positive things that the research had shown, as a parent and as a teacher, I was anxious, excited, and ready to use Baby Plus.
