Introduction to the impact of pregnant women's emotional excitement on the fetus

In fact, when you find out that you are pregnant, you should pay special attention to your words and actions. Don't think that the fetus is still small and can't feel the mother's behavior and emotional changes. In fact, they will feel it, especially in the middle of pregnancy. If the pregnant woman is in a bad mood, it may cause some complications to the fetus. Let us learn about the impact of pregnant women's emotions on the fetus.

Impact Introduction:

During the 7th to 10th week of pregnancy: If the expectant mother is too anxious, it may cause the fetus to have lip deformities, such as cleft palate or cleft lip, because the fetus's palate develops during this period.

During the 12th to 22nd week of pregnancy: If the expectant mother has severe anxiety symptoms, the fetus may also experience anxiety and may be accompanied by attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder after birth;

During the 18th to 32nd week of pregnancy: The expectant mother is depressed and anxious to a high degree, and the baby born at around 4 years old may have behavioral and emotional problems of varying degrees, such as overactivity and inability to concentrate, etc. The incidence rate is 2 to 3 times that of normal children;

Late pregnancy: Sudden changes in the expectant mother's mental state, such as excessive mental stress caused by shock, fear, sorrow, severe psychological stimulation or other reasons, can cause circulatory disorders and early placental detachment.

The fetus's first contact with the world is through the mother. The fetus does not sense external stimuli, but rather changes in the mother's body secretions. These stimuli cause psychological changes in the mother, and some chemical substances are released in the body, such as adrenaline when angry, ethanolamine when afraid, and endorphins when excited. These chemicals are released into the blood when the mother's emotions change, then pass through the placenta to the fetus and affect the fetal body.

I don’t know if expectant mothers have noticed that when they are calm and emotionally stable, the fetal movements are gentle and regular; when they are emotionally uneasy, the fetus’s limb movements increase, and the number of fetal movements is 3 times more than usual, and can reach up to 10 times the normal level. If the fetus is restless for a long time and consumes too much physical energy, it will often be 300 to 500 grams lighter than the average baby at birth.

Create a healthy psychological environment for the fetus

The fetus born to a happy mother and the fetus born to a nervous and anxious mother live in two completely different worlds. When expectant mothers feel the fetus's body developing in their belly every moment, they must not forget that his mind is also developing and growing. For the physical and mental health of the child, expectant mothers must learn to adjust their own psychology, be good at controlling and relieving unhealthy emotions, maintain a stable, optimistic and good mood, so that the fetus can grow healthily.

The above article explains in detail the impact of pregnant women's excitement on the fetus. I believe some expectant mothers have a certain understanding of it, so they must learn to control their emotions in normal times and not let their emotions fluctuate easily, otherwise it will be bad for the growth of the fetus.