Many women think that when they become pregnant, they can eat anything and at any time. But that's wrong! A pregnant woman must include light exercises and healthy diet in her regular schedule. Apart from diets, there are many things that can affect the growth of an infant. Even the last days of pregnancy are the best time to begin the development of the infant in the bump. Do you know that little move of yours can make your baby smart in the womb? Here I am sharing 7 expert tips in your daily schedule to give a smart and healthy baby. If you wanna make your baby smarter, then don’t wait and scroll down!
Learn Ways to Make Your Baby Smarter in Womb
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Baby is always connected to the mother, but still few other actions can make baby feel that his mother loves him. Try to touch your baby bump in mini regular intervals.
As per the latest research infant reacts more when a mother touches her womb. It means kids feel more connected with their mom when she touches them.
Try to talk to your baby after touching belly on regular periods.
When mother touches belly and speak to the baby, baby reacts more and show hands, feet movements.
Healthy Pregnant woman Regularly Rub Their Baby Bump
Pregnant woman are categorized into three categories, first are those who rub their hands on their baby bump, second are those who talk to their baby bump and third are those who only keep their arms around their baby bump. But according to the research, fetus responds the most the mother who rubs their baby bump.
Did you know that Kids Starts Learning Language from Their Womb?
As per the latest research by National Academy of Sciences, babies learn language skills in the womb when their parents talk to them.
If You Want Your Baby Should Know Multiple Languages, then Speak in Multiple Languages
It is very important to shape the brain for hearing and language development, so try to speak to your kid in different languages. And remember it is never too early or late to speak to your little baby.
Interaction makes Baby more Active and Responsive
The author of this study, Patricia K. Kuhl, Ph.D. stated, "The main message for new moms is that their babies are listening, learning and remembering during the last stages of pregnancy. Their brains do not wait for birth to start absorbing information."