Reading to your unborn child

Re: Reading to your unborn child

• Doridoodles member

  April 2015

  On line???Just read some children's books. .
  

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• adcoxmt member

  April 2015

  I don't know about online (usually free stuff will be older pieces that are available via PDF), but there is a suuuuper cute "Dr. Seuss" book specifically intended to be read to baby while (s)he is in-utero! https://www.amazon.com/Baby-Places-Youll-Mini-Edition/dp/0679885722

  
  

  If you have an iphone/ipad/etc, Kindle, or Nook, some public libraries allow you to "check-out" e-books with your library card number! But I've only used that for novels.

  
  

  Just make sure you read and sing and entertain that little baby; keep his/her little brain stimulated! 

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• rms924 member

  April 2015

  @adcoxmt when did you start reading to your baby? I will refrain from singing because my voice is terrible!   

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  DS: 18 months  
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• adcoxmt member

  April 2015

  @rms924 I've only read to him/her a handful of times right now. I read somewhere ("What to Expect" I think) that they cannot actually start hearing things outside until 16 weeks or so. Once that hits (just a few days!) I plan to read daily. I sing alllll the time though

  
  

  
  

  
  

  

  
  

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