Interesting article! In fact, that's completely true and of course it applies to us (adults), but children are more likely to get and save information that will be remarkable in their first five years of childhood. Moms and Dads may be dedicated time to their unborn babies but the thing circulating around how they act and talk in these months. According to the article, when unborn babies are stimulated by soft voices from their parents, babies might answer positively at the moment and after they born. On the other hand, this lesson not always apply to adults because we have been taught in a different way, it means, we learn, remember and respond positively or negatively when someone speaks in a gentle and soft-spoken due our learnings and thoughts. Adults are full of experience that unborn babies do not have, babies tend to be gentle and kind, also respond in a positive way when they listen positive voices and at the end of their childhood they will remember and save into their memory every single word that they learned from their parents.
Interesting article! In fact, that's completely true and of course it applies to us (adults), but children are more likely to get and save information that will be remarkable in their first five years of childhood. Moms and Dads may be dedicated time to their unborn babies but the thing circulating around how they act and talk in these months. According to the article, when unborn babies are stimulated by soft voices from their parents, babies might answer positively at the moment and after they born. On the other hand, this lesson not always apply to adults because we have been taught in a different way, it means, we learn, remember and respond positively or negatively when someone speaks in a gentle and soft-spoken due our learnings and thoughts. Adults are full of experience that unborn babies do not have, babies tend to be gentle and kind, also respond in a positive way when they listen positive voices and at the end of their childhood they will remember and save into their memory every single word that they learned from their parents.
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