Weirdly he's into the classics. Beethoven and Mozart. Things like that. Moonlight sonata gets him real still and he doesn't move. When its over he kicks like crazy till I put it back on. Anything played on a piano or violin seems to sooth him. He also loves when I sing to him. Could be anything.
There is NO way I can narrow this down to one choice!!! LOL I have a very wide range of music that I love listening to-from heavy rock like Panterra, disco-Blondie, and classical Mozart. I'm not a huge fan of country music-I will admit to liking a few songs, like Carrie Underwood's-Before He Cheats (title????).
I'm in the same boat but I'm supposedly "talented" when it comes to music. I feel frustrated though as I have trouble conveying emotions in my speech so I'm kind of screwed when it comes to singing which I feel is severely limiting.
I think my baby likes music. Today is the second day I play Mozart lullabies, spanish childrens songs and simple lullabies on top of my tummy.
Yeah I try to do it at least twice a week when im not busy and it has her moving alot tonight
Hi so I heard playing music for the baby In the womb is good for your baby. What kind of music should I play?
It's 8 in the morning and I did not take the Sonata last nite. A little jittery but not much. I think I will leave off all of it l off and see how it goes.
Not much can be worse than the constant jitters.
re not addictive such as melatonin or herbs or homeopathy -- much gentler than drugs, though nothing is consequence-free, Keep in mind that doctors in general are ignorant of the drugs they prescribe and completely oblivious to their more unpalatable consequences -- they're taught by pharmaceutical companies, and it;s bad for business to admit you might harm someone and bad for the emotional state required to go on as well. Very complicated stuff.
They would have refill dicflonac, sonata came in nx Monday 12/27 and percocet nx Thur 12/30. I was concern myself cause dicflonac and percocet are both pain medication and my routine pharmacist questioned me so I decided to wait. I realized now how ambien and sonata could conflict but the surgeon didn't give me any refills but the pharmacist didn't mention any of this so I doubt doctor shopping is the reason. Everything just seem so weird or lack of communication.
Seuss books, and some music (Mozart, some Piano music, and a few select songs from my favorite artists talking about love. Creed - Arms Wide Open, P!nk - Perfect, I Hope You Dance, can't think of her name now, etc...) i wanna play for it, and the father isn't in the picture (his choice) but i want the baby to know my dads voice. I'm so excited for this!!!
I'm so in love with my little girl....and I think she loves me just as much. Tonight during "belly time" I read 3 chapters from the Bible and just talked to her and rubbed my belly and she's just a kicking and moving lol. She does it when I sing and just talk to her. Anybody else like this?
I have noticed that my baby wont move unless i play music. When I get worried that he isn't moving I play some baby Mozart and he moves to the side where the music is coming from. Has any of this happend to anyone?
Any moms out there who plan to, or have played classical music for their children? What are your thoughts or outcomes of doing so? With my son, I found that if I played classical music for him he was much calmer. His favorite was Mozart. (or so it appeared).
I have taken 3 a day for that period and I am trying to wean myself off. I am scared to death... I can feel the anxiety and and depression already starting in.. I dont know if it is because I know what to expect or what. This week I also had another blow to my heart and emotions.. My 17 year old daugher moved out with a 25 year old man...
Here in ky they just have to be in the back seat. But I am putting the infant seat with base in the middle, my daughters booster (3 in 1seat) on passenger side and my sons (5) regular booster on driver side that way I can just take it out super quick when getting baby in and out. I have an 05 impala and it works.
To top this off, I am a very light sleeper and have to use earplugs and white noise in order to fall asleep. My doc gave me Seroquel and it works great, have been on it for about 7-8 years. I do not take it every night because of the weight gain. I also take over the counter stuff when I dont take my seroquel. I was diagnosed with Arnold Chiari malformation about 3 years and had surgery to help treat it. I get really bad migraines from my chiari, especially if i cant get enough of sleep.
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