Learning starts in the womb with the help of BabyPlus

BabyPlus is a revolutionary prenatal education system that encourages strong cognitive development in your baby. Lisa Jarrett, President of the BabyPlus Company answered some questions about BabyPlus to help us all understand the concept of BabyPlus and how it can help you and your baby.

Can you explain the basic concept of BabyPlus for our readers?
The BabyPlus curriculum is based on what a baby knows naturally during the prenatal months, which is auditory learning. Research shows that learning begins during the prenatal months.

Developed by Dr. Brent Logan, a developmental psychologist, BabyPlus is a series of 16 scientifically designed sounds that resemble your heartbeat introducing your baby to a sequential learning process built upon the natural rhythms of their own environment.

How did you originally hear about the BabyPlus educational system?
My husband is a physician and he read a study about different sounds and their effect on babies.

How was your personal experience with BabyPlus?
I have used BabyPlus with all four of my children. I was very skeptical in the beginning but gave BabyPlus a try because my husband thought it would be beneficial. All my children exhibited the same results other people reported after using the BabyPlus system. They were all born alert, open arms, nursed readily, tended to be calm in infancy, engaged developmental milestones earlier, and learned efficiently.

Does it make a difference it I use BabyPlus before my 18th week of pregnancy?
Most scientists say a child can hear by 18 weeks. You want to use the system once your baby’s hearing is developed.

Would you still get the same results if you use the BabyPlus system at 32 weeks?
Clinical trials have been done using the BabyPlus system between 18-32 weeks of pregnancy with documented results. Benefits would be seen but there have been no trials done after the 32nd week of pregnancy.

What if I begin using the BabyPlus after my 18th week?
If you begin using the BabyPlus after your 18th week of pregnancy you can shorten the amount of days that the baby listens to each lesson.

Some Doctors feel that gadgets like BabyPlus are a waste of money and tell their patients not to buy them. What would you say to these doctors and patients?
Acceptance of the auditory system is growing amongst the medical field. The BabyPlus prenatal system is based on solid scientific theory, is supported by extensive research, and its value is definitely proven by followup studies.

Remember that BabyPlus is not a medical device, it is a profound educational tool, and the first step in your child’s lifelong cognitive development. To find out more about the BabyPlus prenatal system visit www.babyplus.com to read informational articles about BabyPlus.

Lisa also recommends reading independent reviews of BabyPlus for additional feeback. BabyPlus is a universal product. To purchase a BabyPlus prenatal system or to find a retailer near you visit www.babyplus.com