Lullabies and other tunes have been played to babies for many years to calm them and lull them to sleep. Listening to music is a good baby calming technique ... intellectual ability - the so called ...

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Jeanne Berkowitz is expecting a baby ... any music, however, she says. Studies have shown that babies -- who begin hearing by the 18th week of pregnancy -- prefer classical music (Mozart and ...

So don’t feel like you have to play Mozart around the house ... Singing your baby to sleep may not work for everyone, but music can still calm your baby down at key moments says Dr Peter.

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In many ways, it said that the human brain development is more like a baby chimpanzee ... and we may not quite be Mozart, but there's no doubt that we have more lines of music coming in together ...