Showing posts with label baby's developing senses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby's developing senses. Show all posts
Hello Mommies to Be! Did you know your child is not merely feeling inside the womb but remembers everything you say and do? Cheer up and feel blessed mommies that you can impart values to your child within the womb. Virtue Baby knows how you wish to make this connection with your baby as soon as possible, and we have an idea to help you do it much simply. A mother is like an antenna, she can filter out those things she doesn’t wish to transfer in her baby.


‘’THE TIME IS NOW!’’ Start nourishing a personality for a beautiful world just by gifting moral virtues to your child. You know? What you see, is what your baby envisions! What you hear, your baby overhears! What you eat, your baby will savor!  You are ready to do everything for your baby right? So, for your child’s personality development, learn to forgive, take things lightly and shape the best of the personality of your child by concentrating on your sanskars which are going to be a part of your child’s Sanskar. And stress? Nah! That’s certainly not good for your sweetie, so we will simply put an end to that, Right?

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Remember you are a celestial vessel for a new life to spark within and what you can try is regular storytelling with a moral message which is a great way to introduce virtues into your unborn child. It strengthens the bond with friends and family; teaches compassion; enhances the intellect and the hold on the language.

Zakir Hussain also learned from his mother’s womb the art of being a Tabla maestro; it’s time for your child dear mommies? Think about it!

There’s a lot to learn! ‘’Garbha Sanskars’’ are important and this eternal bond of mother and child is the gift of divinity who has given all the mothers the power to inculcate these ‘’virtues within the womb’’. What shall we do now? Let us plan your ‘’child’s personality’’ because your first nine months are integral in forming your child’s entire life. 

Weave the spiritual bond between you and your baby! Focus on more meaningful messages to send ‘’positive as well as happy vibrations’’ to your baby and enjoy being parents to a cheerful and virtuous baby.
Sensitivity To TouchThe maternal womb is an optimal, stimulating, interactive environment for human development. Activity never ceases and a fetus is never isolated. Touch, the first sense, is the cornerstone of human experience and communication, beginning in the womb (Montagu, 1978). 

Just before 8 weeks gestational age, the first sensitivity to touch manifests in a set of protective movements to avoid a mere hair stroke on the cheek. Skin sensitivity quickly extends to the genital area (10 weeks), palms (11 weeks), and soles (12 weeks). These areas of first sensitivity are the ones which will have the greatest number and variety of sensory receptors in adults. By 17 weeks, all parts of the abdomen and buttocks are sensitive. Skin is marvelously complex, containing a hundred varieties of cells which seem especially sensitive to heat, cold, pressure and pain. 

By 32 weeks, nearly every part of the body is sensitive to the same light stroke of a single hair. Your baby uses this newfound sense of touch to explore his/her environment in the womb by stroking his or her face, sucking on a thumb, touching the rest of his/her body, touching the uterine wall and the umbilical cord.

Another study, using 4-D scans, published in 2013 by Durham and Lancaster universities “found, for the first time, that a fetus was able to predict, rather than react to, his/her own hand movements towards his/her mouth as they entered the later stages of gestation compared to earlier in a pregnancy”. This showed that, in the womb, babies open their mouths before bringing their hands to their mouths. Touch, the strongest sense at birth, is a critical survival sense and is the main way in which infants learn about their environment and bond with other people. Most of what a newborn learns about the world is learned through touch—holding, caressing, dressing, diapering, cuddling, etc.