Music and Babies - Frances Le Roux - Boeken - Createspace - 9781484155677 - 30 december 2013
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Music and Babies

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Publisher Marketing: Music and Babies - Product Description Music and Babies introduces parents to the value music holds - before and during birth, for preterm infants, post-natal blues and in assisting with optimal functional status. Giving your baby a good start towards a happy, structured, loving and disciplined journey is a gift of a lifetime. Babies and toddlers need unconditional love to grow and develop into full human beings. Music is a powerful means of communicating love to your baby. The first and most continuous sense impression which the foetus receives in the womb is rhythm and the mother's heartbeat. After birth, womb sounds in particular, are good to listen to and will help to raise a content baby. Music in the neonatal intensive care unit has medical, emotional and economical advantages. Playing music to premature babies improve breathing, weight, heart rate and oxygen saturations. If you suffer from postnatal blues and depression, music can be more accessible than words. It will help to express difficult emotions, act as a method of relaxation and well-being. Singing always creates a positive atmosphere. When you sing or hum, you express a direct feeling of care and love. The book further notes the value of music for lifting the spirits and enabling important emotional release for parents struggling with demands of parenthood. It explores many scientific reports and studies, holds a few interesting stories and music lists.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 30 december 2013
ISBN13 9781484155677
Uitgevers Createspace
Genre Topical > Family
Pagina's 184
Afmetingen 152 × 229 × 10 mm   ·   254 g