TELL YOURSELF (YOUR SISTERS; MOTHERS; WIVES to FILL THEIR TIME OF PREGNANCY WITH QUR'AN ALONE; NO MUSIC WHATSOEVER!
Bismillah ir rahman ir raheem
Assalamualikum wa rahma tullahi wabaraka tuhu!
TELL YOURSELF (if you are sister), YOUR SISTERS; MOTHERS; WIVES to FILL THEIR TIME OF PREGNANCY WITH QUR'AN ALONE; NO MUSIC WHATSOEVER! indeed we do not want to destroy our babies even before they see the face of this world by music; how sad it is to hear from our muslim sisters that "so cute, babies likes music". la hawla wala kuata illa billa. it should "How Terrible! So dangerous Subhan Allah".
3 Types Of Music You Must Avoid If You Are Pregnant [title should have been, ALL TYPES OF MUSIC MUST BE BANNED during pregnancy, before it, after it, for eternity.]
By Keith Whiting
Studies show that fetuses can hear and react to sound from as early as 20 weeks and begin active listening by the 24th week. Researcher Michele Clements found that playing a lullaby, or calming music by Vivaldi and Mozart soothed 4 to 5 month-old fetuses but loud and discordant music disturbed and upset them.
The sense of hearing is the most developed of all senses before birth. French pioneer Dr. Alfred Tomatis states the ear is "the Rome of the body, because almost every cranial nerve leads to it". He says, the ear is far more than just an instrument for hearing, or an organ for maintaining balance. The ear acts as a generator of energy for the brain that gives a cortical charge which is distributed throughout the body. This charge tones up the whole system imparting greater dynamism to the human being. Therefore proper pre-natal sound stimulation leads to better verbal, listening and thinking skills. He discovered that songbirds hatched by silent foster mothers can't sing.
Renowned violinist Yehudi Menuhin believes his musical ability is partly due to constant exposure to music before he was born.
The heartbeat of a four-month-old fetus accelerates if exposed to loud sounds. A Japanese study discovered pregnant women who lived near Osaka airport had a greater incidence of premature births and delivered smaller babies. Chronic noise has also been linked to birth defects.
Babies remember music they hear in the womb more than a year later. Some mothers find that playing the same calming music they listened to before the baby was born calms the baby after birth.
When playing music for your unborn child it's important that the music is not too loud. It doesn't have to be a lullaby or classical music. Ballads or smooth jazz are just as good. Whatever you enjoy, as long as it isn't loud or discordant is fine.
Studies show that constant exposure to aggressive, discordant music negatively alters the brains structure. Even plants suffer when exposed to this sort of music.
So if you are pregnant there are 3 types of music that you must avoid - Rap, Grunge and Hard Rock. If you are a fan of these styles of music and you really don't want to give up listening, then put on headphones and listen to your heart's content. But, when you turn on the stereo or the car radio, stick to gentle melodies and beautiful harmonies. Your baby will thank you.
Keith Whiting, with over 25-years experience as a record producer has worked with some of the biggest names in jazz and pop. He is the founder of DreamsAndLullabies.com a website devoted to Children's Lullabies, Baby songs and Nursery Rhymes. Read other articles and Sign Up for a free monthly newsletter filled with important information and valuable advice on healthcare, sleep problems, nutrition, parenting, etc. at http://www.DreamsAndLullabies.com and as a special bonus receive 2 Free Lullaby mp3s. Email Keith at info@DreamsAndLullabies.com
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Assalamualikum wa rahma tullahi wabaraka tuhu!
TELL YOURSELF (if you are sister), YOUR SISTERS; MOTHERS; WIVES to FILL THEIR TIME OF PREGNANCY WITH QUR'AN ALONE; NO MUSIC WHATSOEVER! indeed we do not want to destroy our babies even before they see the face of this world by music; how sad it is to hear from our muslim sisters that "so cute, babies likes music". la hawla wala kuata illa billa. it should "How Terrible! So dangerous Subhan Allah".
3 Types Of Music You Must Avoid If You Are Pregnant [title should have been, ALL TYPES OF MUSIC MUST BE BANNED during pregnancy, before it, after it, for eternity.]
By Keith Whiting
Studies show that fetuses can hear and react to sound from as early as 20 weeks and begin active listening by the 24th week. Researcher Michele Clements found that playing a lullaby, or calming music by Vivaldi and Mozart soothed 4 to 5 month-old fetuses but loud and discordant music disturbed and upset them.
The sense of hearing is the most developed of all senses before birth. French pioneer Dr. Alfred Tomatis states the ear is "the Rome of the body, because almost every cranial nerve leads to it". He says, the ear is far more than just an instrument for hearing, or an organ for maintaining balance. The ear acts as a generator of energy for the brain that gives a cortical charge which is distributed throughout the body. This charge tones up the whole system imparting greater dynamism to the human being. Therefore proper pre-natal sound stimulation leads to better verbal, listening and thinking skills. He discovered that songbirds hatched by silent foster mothers can't sing.
Renowned violinist Yehudi Menuhin believes his musical ability is partly due to constant exposure to music before he was born.
The heartbeat of a four-month-old fetus accelerates if exposed to loud sounds. A Japanese study discovered pregnant women who lived near Osaka airport had a greater incidence of premature births and delivered smaller babies. Chronic noise has also been linked to birth defects.
Babies remember music they hear in the womb more than a year later. Some mothers find that playing the same calming music they listened to before the baby was born calms the baby after birth.
When playing music for your unborn child it's important that the music is not too loud. It doesn't have to be a lullaby or classical music. Ballads or smooth jazz are just as good. Whatever you enjoy, as long as it isn't loud or discordant is fine.
Studies show that constant exposure to aggressive, discordant music negatively alters the brains structure. Even plants suffer when exposed to this sort of music.
So if you are pregnant there are 3 types of music that you must avoid - Rap, Grunge and Hard Rock. If you are a fan of these styles of music and you really don't want to give up listening, then put on headphones and listen to your heart's content. But, when you turn on the stereo or the car radio, stick to gentle melodies and beautiful harmonies. Your baby will thank you.
Keith Whiting, with over 25-years experience as a record producer has worked with some of the biggest names in jazz and pop. He is the founder of DreamsAndLullabies.com a website devoted to Children's Lullabies, Baby songs and Nursery Rhymes. Read other articles and Sign Up for a free monthly newsletter filled with important information and valuable advice on healthcare, sleep problems, nutrition, parenting, etc. at http://www.DreamsAndLullabies.com and as a special bonus receive 2 Free Lullaby mp3s. Email Keith at info@DreamsAndLullabies.com
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Keith_Whiting
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