How many months should prenatal education begin?

Nowadays, pregnant women will pay attention to prenatal education for the fetus in their belly during pregnancy. Many pregnant women may be newly married, so they don’t know much about some things, such as what period is the most appropriate. Therefore, they want to know more about how many months to start prenatal education and what should be paid attention to during prenatal education. Let me explain and share it with expectant mothers below.

The time for prenatal education should not be too early. The most suitable time is between 4 and 6 months of pregnancy. During the first three months of pregnancy, because the fetus's sensory organs have not yet developed, prenatal education at this time may easily affect the normal development of the fetus. Between the fourth and sixth months of pregnancy, the fetus's brain develops rapidly, which is most suitable for prenatal education; starting from the 17th week, the fetus will no longer sleep all the time, but will be awake at times every day; starting from the 21st week, the fetus's eyes will open and begin to pay attention to the surrounding environment; starting from the 25th week, the fetus's cerebral cortex function will be further improved, and it will begin to be able to feel different senses such as hearing and smelling; starting from the 29th week, the fetus can already react strongly to external sound stimuli, so it is appropriate to start prenatal education during this period.

1. Prenatal music should not be too loud, too noisy, or too fast, because such music can easily cause the fetus to feel nervous, anxious, and other uncomfortable feelings;

2. Prenatal music should not have a high pitch, because the fetus's brain is not fully developed yet, and a high pitch can easily put too much pressure on the fetus's brain, thereby damaging the fetus's brain nerves;

3. The time for prenatal education music should not be too long, 5-10 minutes is appropriate, and the baby should listen to it repeatedly to stimulate the fetus repeatedly to achieve better results.

4. Prenatal education should be done at regular times, choosing the time when the baby is moving frequently (this means the baby is awake), and should not exceed 10 minutes a day. If the baby's fetal movements suddenly become frequent, it means he doesn't like it and you can pause. Babies who receive prenatal education generally have the following reactions: when it is time to listen to music, the fetus will move frequently, showing that they want to listen.

5. The baby will not move much when hearing music, which means it is listening. When there are pauses between music pieces, the fetal movement will start again, which means the baby is listening very carefully. After the music ends, it will start moving again. The fetus at 20 weeks develops hearing, and has the ability to dream, remember and think. That is to say, in addition to physical development and growth, the fetus's mind and spirituality have already begun to be conceived and cultivated before birth.

To sum up, you should have a general understanding of what you should pay attention to when starting prenatal education. After learning about when to start prenatal education, you will have a better understanding of when to do prenatal education. At the same time, you will also have a clear understanding of what knowledge is involved. I believe it will be of great help to pregnant women who have just become pregnant. You can take a good look at it.