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I am VERY versatile when it comes to music. This morning while putting my phone down I accidentally hit my Pandora and the 'Classical' station came on. Ever since the music has started, my son is movin like a crazy man : ) What (if any) music gets you babe going??

Im just wondering if playing music to your bump benefits or relaxes baby at all? Ive heard playing classical music has a calming effect on the baby....we've started playing music to our bump, some classical but others our some nursery ryhmes and songs we enjoy...has anybody ever experienced or heard of stories of the benefits?

Mine is a combination of music and reading. Music either Christian or classical and reading the bible. Those is what helps me relax.

What do you guys think of playing classical music for the baby when they are in the womb?

I'm 9weeks pregnant. And I'm wondering when can I start playing classical music for my growing belly. In the 2nd or 3rd trimester?

Omg yes! I do it all the time. I just play the music im into, place the phone on my belly, & just let the babies move/dance away!

They teach them things and use classical music, colors and shapes to keep the baby entertained while you clean the house or do other random things.

Also heard that its not necessary to use headphones you can just listen to the music in the room and the sound should transmit.

I'm sorry for posting so much, there's just so many questions and doctors don't have ALL the answers. I like asking you ladies out there about your input and advice for these types of things. So, I'm a college student and my life is basically revolved around researching studies and articles online and I have heard and read that classical music helps the developing baby's brain. What are your thoughts about this? Have any other mom's done this and noticed anything?

You certainly enjoy Steve Vai. Do you remember the movie "Crossroads" where he was the musician playing for the devil in a dual for someone's soul? Good film. I went to see Joe Satriani at Massey Hall back in the late 80's and I was really impressed by his ability to perform in the "classical" guitar style. Do you have any footage of that concert, by chance?

The pipe organ was magnificent and the choir matched it. The feeling of the church and the music was overwhelming. That was in 1960 and I still remember it. All: If you have never heard Marion Anderson sing, you owe it to yourself to listen to her. She stopped recording serious classical music in the 60s when age impacted her voice. She is considered one of the greatest contraltos of all time and one of the greatest singers in general.

Even though I'm only 18, I really enjoy music from the 80's and Earlier. That is the only music that I will listen to and I also enjoy Classical Music by Ludwig Van Beethoven and Mozart. :) (Optional) Some of my Favorite Bands/Singers: Duran Duran, ZZ Top, George Thorogood & The Destroyers, The Police, Steve Miller Band, Kenny Loggins, Ratt, Guns N' Roses, and Was (Not Was). I have many others as well, but those are just a few of my favorites.

They can year I'd say around 17 weeks. And with my first I played him all kind of music from classical to pop and rock. He really liked Michael Jackson Haha.

I play classical music for my baby...and will do it when she is born as well. It's good for cognitive development. I did it for my first pregnancy and first born. So I'll do it again this time around.

Classical music is the best, it's good for cognitive development. It's never to early to start...and black and white paintings, like a zebra basically or just black and white is more catching to the eyes with new babies for the first few months.

Do some deep breathing in the car, roll the window down, turn on music and try not to hyper focus on either the person driving and if you are driving, keep those deep breaths going. But I think it will help to discuss some medication with your doctor dear. I really do. Lots of luck and I know it is hard.

My baby moves with the rhythm of music. ..

Myself I enjoy many different types of music, but my favorite is Classic Rock and Classical Music by Ludwig Van Beethoven. :) I'm sorry I could only list 8 kinds of music. :( If your favorite type of music isn't specified, please select Other and leave a comment below. Thanks!

My husband says he study the difference in the type of music to play for a baby in the womb. He goes to the Pandora app and he only play classical music which is instrumental and he reads to our baby.

I am 20 week's and a day and I was wondering does it matter what type if music you play for your baby while it's in the womb, like could I play soft country or Idk bluegrass? I've been told gospel is really good. Any suggestions?

I was listening today to a show I went to in Albany NY in June of 1992 (which turned out to be the last time I saw them) and remembering how much fun the whole 2 days were. The cops were a lot of fun, the parking lot scene was very cool and the city loved having us there.. "Welcome Deadheads" signs were all over the place. What I'd give for just one more show... Thankfully, I've got a lot of shows preserved on CD and on my computer.

I enjoy Classical Music as well as Classic Rock from the 70s and 80s. :) I also enjoy country and some older metal music, not the real heavy stuff though.

as far as in the womb, i had heard that classical music and talking to baby stimulates her mind. the research shows that the classical music really does nothing. people say that actually based on an experiment that showed that college students that listened to classical music before an exam fared better than those that didnt, and just kinda assumed it worked for babies as well. as far as once baby is born, the best thing i can find to do is when you talk to baby, elaborate on everything.

haha okay so i download baby music on pandora...and the song "let it be" by the beatles was a lullaby so justbthe music not lyrics baby started moving!!

I play any calming music mostly classical but not much.

My tastes run more to folk than classical, but I've found this artist's music helps center me (at least what she writes in English). Her Hungarian folk is excellent, but my translating program sux on Magyar and it's hard for me to get a lot of the nuance of what she's singinging about. http://noemibarkoczi.bandcamp.com/track/green-apple http://www.youtube.

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