Música Prenatal / MUSIC CENTER

Today there are valuable tools to help our children live harmoniously, and we can work toward this goal even before they are born. From the first weeks of gestation, a baby perceives vibrations and, from the fifth month of pregnancy, the fetus is already a conscious being capable of SEEING, FEELING and HEARING, and also of learning "IN THE UTERUS."

Scientific studies confirm that stimuli received during the prenatal stages of life are fundamental in forming the personality and attitudes of the unborn child. Immediately after birth, a baby distinguishes the mother’s voice and shows preferences for sounds heard while it was still a fetus. These sounds give babies a feeling of confidence and
tranquillity, because they are reminded of the uterus, a world in which they felt completely protected and secure.

Through love and music we have the opportunity of contributing to the formation and well being of the unborn child, not only while it is in the uterus, or during the years just after it is born, but DURING ITS ENTIRE LIFE.

SING, DANCE, SHARE ... these are expressions of love that establish a strong link between the mother and the unborn child, creating one of the most important and profound human relationships. Music is the language of the angels, and it allows you to create an affective bridge with your baby, FROM YOUR HEART TO YOUR CHILD’S HEART.

Caressing the baby through the womb, telling a story, singing, humming songs and dancing establishes a armonious connection between movement and emotion.

East word, each sound, each smooth and steady rhythm allows your baby to perceive your love and warmth WHILE IT IS STILL IN YOUR UTERUS. This makes the child feel CONFIDENT AND PROTECTED.

For you, music will establish the intimate, close contact that will help you decrease tension, increase energy, and, above all, help you to relax.

During her pregnancy, Sara followed a simple routine: every night, she did her breathing exercises while watching a television
series.

"The theme music," she recalls, "became my signal for relaxation. I would forget about the tensions of the day and would feel truly content."

When her daughter was six months old, Sara realized that each time the baby heard the theme music from that series she would interrupt whatever she was doing and watch attentively..

Now her daughter is two years old and, it doesn’t matter where she is, when she hears that melody she stops placidly to listen to it.

During an interview with Boris Brott, Director of the Hamilton Philharmonic Symphony of Ontario Canada, he was asked how he came to be interested in music. He responded: "It may seem strange, but music has been part of me since before I was born. When I was young, I was amazed at the facility I had for interpreting pieces that I had never heard played."

"Curiously," he continued, "when I mentioned it to my mother, a professional cellist, her first reaction was surprise and then delight. It turned out that the pieces I mentioned were ones that she had played during while she was pregnant."

THE WORKSHOPS LAST FOR 12 SESSIONS, ONCE A WEEK, BEGINNING IN THE FIFTH MONTH OF PREGNANCY.