Title: The Effect Of Music On A Fetus: What Every Parent Should Know | CureJoy
Headings: The Effect Of Music On A Fetus: What Every Parent Should Know
The Effect Of Music On A Fetus: What Every Parent Should Know
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Content: Do sound and music affect a fetus? How does the baby in the womb respond to them? Some studies have claimed that the effect of music on a fetus includes improved cognition, motor skills, and attention span in newborns and that prenatal music can be a tool for auditory learning. How true is this? To get there, first, let’s see when a fetus can actually hear sounds and music. Most Fetuses Develop Hearing By Week 25
The baby develops the structural forms of the ears fairly early on, specifically during the first 20 weeks in the womb. The neurosensory development of the ears and the auditory system begins after this. Advertisements
On an average, most fetuses develop a functional auditory system by week 25 of gestation. 1
Your fetus can hear your voice by 31 weeks of gestation. Research even suggests that fetuses can respond to tone frequencies of 500 Hz as early as 23 weeks into gestation.