What should be paid attention to in the five-month fetal education music

For people nowadays, there are some aspects that pregnant women need to do well during pregnancy. Nowadays, parents give their children prenatal education while the child is still in the belly. The most common one is prenatal music. So many parents want to know what kind of music is there for prenatal education during the first five months? The following editor will explain to you what you should pay attention to when it comes to prenatal education music during the first five months.

(1) The rhythm of the music should not be too fast, and the volume should not be too loud; too fast a rhythm will make the fetus nervous, and too loud a volume will make the fetus uncomfortable; therefore, rock music with too strong a rhythm and too loud a volume is not suitable as prenatal education music.

(2) The musical range should not be too high, because the fetus's brain is not yet fully developed and the separation between its cranial nerves is not complete. Therefore, too high a musical range will cause stimulation between nerves, making it impossible for the fetus to bear the pressure and causing damage to the cranial nerves.

(3) There should not be sudden loud noises in the music, as this may scare the fetus. Therefore, the dramatic nature of prenatal music should not be too strong.

(4) Prenatal music should not be too long; five to ten minutes is a more appropriate length, and the fetus should listen to it repeatedly to create appropriate stimulation; when the fetus is born, hearing this music will give it a familiar feeling, which can make the newborn feel safe in the mother's womb and has a very good function in soothing the baby's emotions.

(5) Prenatal education music should have bright emotions and harmonious harmonies.

Judging from the above conditions, there are many classical music that meet the above conditions and are suitable as prenatal education music; we have also selected some suitable music for prenatal education for your reference (as follows).

Classical prenatal music reference

Sati: Cenopedi No. 1 This piece has a slow tempo, with a simple melody repeated many times, which has the function of easing emotions. The volume is moderate and has a hazy beauty, making it quite suitable as prenatal education music.

Schumann: Fantasy (Selected from Childhood Scenes) "Fantasy" is the seventh piece in "Childhood Scenes". The style of the music is warm and touching, as if returning to the arms of the mother.

Liszt: Dream of Love

The music has a dreamy feeling of beautiful love, and its mood and speed are very suitable for prenatal education music.

Beethoven: Moonlight Sonata, 1st Movement

This movement uses a triple musical motive, like the rippling of water, containing a breath of fantasy and a feeling of tranquility, which is suitable for fetuses to listen to.

Brahms: Lullaby

The version adapted for cello avoids the stimulating high range of the soprano and instead uses a soft middle and low range, which has a soothing effect and is suitable for listening to by both fetuses and newborn babies.

Julian Lloyd Webber: Daddy's Song

This song has a slow tempo and beautiful music, showing the gentle side of the father. It is quite touching and suitable as prenatal education music.

There are many things to pay attention to when it comes to the question of what music to use for five-month prenatal education. There are also many aspects to pay attention to regarding the choice of music and the conditions of the music. I believe that the content in the above article is a very comprehensive introduction for those who don’t know much about it, so everyone can understand the above content clearly.