article_snippet: Finnish researchers discovered in 2013 that babies could remember music Finnish researchers were played in the womb for up to four months.
article_snippet: Scientists at the University of Helsinki said exposure to music in the womb may influence a critical period of brain development .
article_snippet: However, Scientists at the University of Helsinki did warn that those played classical music in the womb may not turn out cleverer than average.
article_snippet: ‘There is still no good evidence that playing music to your bump will boost your baby’s brain development.
article_snippet: However, research suggests that unborn babies can learn to associate unborn babies mother relaxing with a particular song.'
article_snippet: A 2014 study by the Institute of Education, based at the University of London, found that playing classical music  to children boost children concentration and self-discipline.
article_snippet: Youngsters also improve Youngsters general listening and social skills by being exposed to repertoires from composers.
article_snippet: A Finnish study found exposing children to music in the womb influenced a critical period of brain development .
highlights_snippet: Researchers said exposure to music in the womb could influence brain develoment .