Can pregnant women use Bluetooth speakers?

Women should reduce the use of electronic products during pregnancy, because electronic products contain a certain amount of radiation, and radiation has a great impact on the baby in the belly. If the pregnant woman's body receives too much radiation, it is easy to cause fetal malformations and other conditions. The Bluetooth speaker should be an electronic product in every household. It mainly uses Bluetooth to play songs, but can pregnant women use Bluetooth speakers?

Regarding the issue of Bluetooth speaker radiation, a team of experts from the World Health Organization, IEEE and other organizations tested Bluetooth speakers and found that the radiation output power of Bluetooth products is only 1 milliwatt, which is one millionth of the power used by a microwave oven and one thousandth of the power of a mobile phone. Moreover, only a small part of these outputs is absorbed by the human body.

So you don’t have to worry about the radiation from Bluetooth speakers. Of course, using Bluetooth speakers does not mean there is no radiation at all, but it is very little. Theoretically, any electronic product will generate some radiation during operation, and Bluetooth speakers are no exception. However, Bluetooth speakers have very low power consumption, and the actual radiation generated is relatively small. So many pregnant women and children can use Bluetooth speakers.

Is it OK for pregnant women to use mobile phones and headphones to listen to prenatal music?

Now more and more expectant mothers understand the importance of prenatal education, and therefore start prenatal education for the fetus as early as the early stages of pregnancy. Appropriate prenatal education can promote the healthy development of children's intelligence, physical and mental aspects, and increase children's sensitivity to music. Many pregnant women choose music prenatal education. But in real life, we often see many expectant mothers using their mobile phones with headphones to listen to music and provide prenatal education for the fetus. Is this method of prenatal education effective? Does it have any impact on the fetus? Are there any other side effects? Let's find out.

Steps/Methods:

1. First of all, the original intention of prenatal education for the fetus is correct. Expectant mothers should try not to use headphones during prenatal education, as this will have little effect on the fetus. The best way is to listen through speakers, with soft sound and moderate volume so that the pregnant mother feels comfortable.

2. Secondly, if the pregnant mother has to use headphones to listen to music for prenatal education, she should be careful not to plug the headphones too tightly and the volume should not be too loud. It is best not to wear headphones to listen to prenatal education music at home, and it is better to use external speakers. Try to listen to prenatal education music while wearing Bluetooth.

3. It is best to buy a small speaker and play some soothing music for your baby. The radiation from general headphones is not very large. But the baby may not hear anything. You can use indoor speakers to play or headphones to listen. It is best to choose elegant, pleasant and light music, and it is best not to listen to songs.

Note:

When pregnant women are doing music education for the fetus, they must choose soothing, cheerful and relaxing songs to listen to, and try not to choose songs with high decibels, otherwise it will be in vain to listen to them. Instead, the result is more trouble than gain. Try to listen with speakers.