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Natalia Morari
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Chapter 1
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newborn babies are cute, fascinating and mysterious.
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Did you know that you were learned full of possibilities?
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I would like to talk about that. Newborns
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come into the world already, knowing many things,
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and the baby start learning in the arm.
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Coming in this world,
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baby,
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start learning in the wrong
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language. Food preferences,
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emotions and memory.
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A baby's hearing develops around 24 weeks in their own,
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which allows them to learn the sound of their mom's voice
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and be able to recognize her native language
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When starting solids.
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Baby prefer flowers they have tested in their home when their moms eight
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researchers from the link between pregnant mothers,
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emotions and Children's mental health.
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These fighting's can encourage Mom
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to talk and seeing to their babies,
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be more aware of their nutrition and
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focus on their emotional health during pregnancy.
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The sound
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of your voice.
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The first sound that a baby learns his mom mom's voice.
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Professor Gordon, in his study,
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made clear that newborns recognize their mother's voice.
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Also, he believed that this learning helps your baby born with you.
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If we talk about language in the arm, your baby not only learn the sound of your voice
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He also learns
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to recognize the language you speak.
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Newborns can tell the difference between their
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mother's language and for gain ones,
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and even cry in the accent of their mother's native tongue.
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In a study doing by Professor Hitter,
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he examined it a language learning into utero.
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Um,
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he directed mothers to play a recording containing music on specific made up words.
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When the baby were born, they recognize
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they made up words,
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an effect
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written by the mothers of times. They heard the recording.
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Other researchers like hipper and shoddy.
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LULAC asked a group of mothers to repeat the same nursery rhyme while pregnant,
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then used fettle.
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A heart monitors to discover that Patricia's heart rate
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slowed every time the familiar rhyme was resigned.
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Pulsar um, they research showed that, uh,
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that shadows adopted from Korea learned foreign
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language sounds more easily than dark.
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Shadows burn Dutch
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parents.
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The first method that is very common is called high amplitude sacking technique.
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Since I King is one of the things babies can do before they are born,
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researchers can record the pressure or that the baby put
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on the pacifier. When they listen to something, the harder the pressure of sacking.
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The more the baby likes that he or she hears on, the greater the lines recorded.
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The 2nd 1 is cardiac deceleration that represents
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the slowing down of the heart rate.
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It is a procedure that measures the baby's heart
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rate while babies are in the own hearing.
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Something that Baby likes,
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Uh,
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and he's familiar for him will make his heart rate
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slowed down before he is burned while in their own.
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For example, in a study published by Professor Krueger in 2004,
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a group of pregnant women breathe different nursery rhymes out loud every day,
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three times a day for about a month in the last trimester of their pregnancy.
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They recorded that baby's heart rate when they were listening to the
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mother's voice versus when they were listening to a stranger's voice.
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And they have seen that the baby's heart rate decreased when hitting the mothers
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voice, meaning they recognize their mother,
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and they preferred hearing their mom's voice over the stranger's voice.
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Mhm
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your favorite flowers
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when you eat while you are pregnant,
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the flowers of your food enter the amniotic fluid your baby swallows.
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Several studies doing by professor the Casper saw that when starting solids,
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baby prefer flowers they learned in the arm.
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During one trio, pregnant women were advised to drink a lot of carrot juice,
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while another group drank only water during their third trimester of pregnancy.
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The woman's in funds were given serial combined with care Ju six months later,
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and their facial expressions were recorded while they eat
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the Children of the carrot juice drinking mothers ate more carrot flavored cereal,
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and they appeared to like it more.
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Also,
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the diet of a pregnant women can have long
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term consequences for the for her baby's health.
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Adult born
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following the Dutch hunger winter. A period of hunger during world. Where to?
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We're studying,
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uh,
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those whose mom were unable to eat enough
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during pregnancy where there will change gents,
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making them more prone to obesity, diabetes and heart disease,
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Reported any Murphy poll said in his
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two
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2010.
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To talk that this shift could be due to the fattest learning that because food, um,
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is, um,
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scarce, it must cling to every calorie it takes.
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A study from the University of California found that the emotional
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state of a mother influences the development of her baby,
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both before and after God.
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They have shown that during pregnancy,
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your baby feels what you feel unwell with the same intensity.
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That means if you're crying, your baby feels the same emotion as if it's their own.
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During the just atom this national period, your baby is preparing
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themselves for life in the outside
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world.
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Now I would like to share some ways
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to bond with your baby during pregnancy.
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Binding with your bomb is something very excited.
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Pregnancy is a reward of playing soft music on then for your developing baby,
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especially if you enjoy it, and it helps you relax.
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This is the perfect time for you to talk with your
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growing belly bump and to encourage your spouse to do so,
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too.
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You also can read books and sing lullaby vibes.
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Also,
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another interesting is to respond to your baby's kicks and have an ultrasound.
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All of these things not only allow you and your partner
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to stimulate and support your growing baby's hearing and growing,
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but also below you both to bond with your unborn baby.
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Thank you so much for your attention
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