Infants naturally need to be shown affection. With\u00a0gently strokes, the mother will be able to stimulate the enthusiasm of the fetal activity\u00a0to promote the coordination and development of the brain function of the baby.\u00a0Every night before going to sleep and before emptying the bladder, pregnant women should lay in bed and relax their abdomen. They should gently stroked the fetus for between five to ten minutes. It should be noted that the hand motion should be gentle and not rough.<\/p>\n
After the 24th week of pregnancy, pregnant women can\u00a0touch the head, back, and limbs of the fetus. By lying in bed and\u00a0relaxing the abdomen, the fetus will naturally be able to exercise.\u00a0This repeated exercise will allow the fetus to establish a conditioned reflex and enhance the strength of the limb muscles. Through this exercises,\u00a0looking up, standing up, sitting, crawling, walking and other movements will become easier when the child is born. Do remember that if you feel any uneasy kicking, then you should stop the action\u00a0immediately to avoid accidents from occurring.<\/p>\n
On the 20th week of pregnancy, the\u00a0fetal auditory function has been fully established.\u00a0The mother’s voice can not only be passed to the fetus, but it can also have some impact on the fetus.\u00a0Therefore, pregnant women should pay special attention to their tone of voice and wordings used\u00a0in order to be a good stimulus. Parents tend to have nicknames whenever they address their fetus.\u00a0So, when the baby is born, calling out these nicknames would ensure that the baby doesn’t feel like a stranger to the new environment outside the womb. The baby will have a sense of security and quickly quiet down once these nicknames are being mentioned.\u00a0At the same time, parents should treat the fetus as a sensible child by talking to him or singing songs to him.\u00a0This will not only enhance feelings between husband and wife, but the love of parents will also be passed to the fetus, which will aid in the benefits of the emotional development of the fetus.\u00a0The content of the dialogue should not be too complicated. By repeating a sentence or two, the baby will grow and develop a profound memory.<\/p>\n
Fetal visual develops slower as compared to other sensory function. On the 27th week of pregnancy, the\u00a0fetal brain starts to perceive the visual stimuli of the outside world. Before the 30th week, the fetus is still unable to\u00a0gaze at the light source. It is only in the 36th week that the fetus response to light stimulus. Hence, starting from the 24th week, use a flashlight as a form of light source for the fetus. On it for approximately 5 minutes each time to facilitate visual health and development of the fetus. This method helps in\u00a0the intellectual development of the infant after birth.<\/p>\n
Sound waves helps to stimulate the fetal auditory organ nerve function. It can be implemented from the 16th week of pregnancy, once or twice daily for 15 to 20 minutes each session. It is usually more appropriate to practice\u00a0at night before going to sleep by\u00a0direct playback through tape recorders\u00a0of about 1 m away, where the sound intensity is between 65 db to 70 db degrees.\u00a0Prenatal rhythm of the music should be gentle and smooth, without any lyrics.<\/p>\n
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