Check out the video…<\/p>\n
At this point in the pregnancy, the 22nd week, more than half of the time it takes to have a child has already passed.<\/p>\n
The unborn child is already fully made while it is still in its mother’s womb. During this time, it is just getting ready for life outside of its mother’s body and growing.<\/p>\n
It’s important to remember that a baby can hear sounds between the ages of 12 and 16 weeks, and that by day 22, he can reply to his parents’ voices.<\/p>\n
A baby’s mother’s voice is, of course, the first one it ever hears.<\/p>\n
Before a child’s ears are fully developed, the sound of your voice, along with the pulse of your breathing and heartbeat, can be felt all over the body.<\/p>\n
This starts before the baby can even hear. During the third and final trimester, he is already reacting in different ways and drawing some conclusions from the words and sounds he hears.<\/p>\n
You can stop worrying now that you know your child can hear and recognize the sounds of people who are always around them.<\/p>\n
Since he is already used to hearing his father’s voice, he might want to hear a voice that is more pleasing to him on a personal level.<\/p>\n
When a voice or other sound is too sharp or loud, the baby could get a strong jolt.<\/p>\n
When kids hear their parents’ voices, they react to the tone of their parents’ voices and calm down. This makes their heartbeat go back to normal.<\/p>\n
Scientists have proven that this is happening. So, lower the volume of your voice and talk in a low voice.<\/p>\n
Look at the movie…<\/p>\n