What kind of prenatal education have you done, and do you find it useful after the child is born?

I quit my job when I was pregnant, and I often gave prenatal education to my baby when I was raising a baby. Talk to your baby. I was alone a lot during the fetal period, sometimes I felt lonely, I felt that the baby moved, I talked to him, what I saw and said, what I thought of and said.

Sing to the child, sing to the baby when you are tired of chatting, sing any song, there is no fixed one. Put ** for the child, good morning in the morning and good night in the evening**. Reading to children, I personally prefer to read, at first I didn't think to read to the baby, but later I found that when I read the baby's belly, I read the sound, let him listen to it.

When my baby hears me, he quiets down. The purpose of my prenatal education is just to relieve my loneliness and increase my relationship with the baby by the way. Whether it has an effect or not, I can't say.

It's just that after my child was born, he liked to talk more, he could talk for a long time on his own, he liked to chat with people, and he liked to let me read to him, but the rest was not reflected.

During my pregnancy, I read some books, and when it came to the benefits of prenatal education, I bought one: 365 days story, telling stories to the baby every night, and then singing nursery rhymes to the baby, such as: catching loaches, counting ducks, etc., and singing them every day.

After the baby was born, when I sang the nursery rhymes that I had sung before, the baby would stare at me intently, as if he understood, but if I sang something I hadn't sung before, he didn't respond at all. Also, when I was crying, I sang to him, and he was immediately quiet. After three months, I started to tell him the previous stories again, and he would listen attentively, and I felt that prenatal education was still effective.

Later, he was trained to read the album slowly, and he began to speak very early. There is also when the baby is in the belly, I am a light diet, regular life, go to bed early and get up early, develop good habits, after the child comes out, always sleep very early at night, very stable, less than two months to quit night milk, or more worry-free.

When I was pregnant with my eldest daughter, because I was the first, I was very solemn, and of course I didn't leave any behind. Tell her stories every day, half an hour of prenatal education every day**. He also deliberately restrained his emotions to keep himself happy.

Even pregnant women do gymnastics every day. After the birth of the child, I felt that it was no different. I don't know about others, anyway, in my place, prenatal education doesn't seem to be of much use.

I think that the child is imperceptible in the process of raising him, and the cumulative education has a greater impact on the child. The baby in the belly is still growing its body, and its brain has not yet developed and it can't accept anything at all. Of course, it's just a matter of personal opinion.

If conditions permit, it's still good to have a prenatal education, at least don't leave regrets for yourself.

English prenatal education, I have some English foundation, and I usually insist on reading English books, TV and listening to songs. So after I got pregnant, I still insisted, often sitting on the balcony basking in the sun and reading English books softly, and then talking to the baby in English. In the last few months of pregnancy, I also watched several TV shows, such as "Walking Dead", which I didn't find scary at all, and watched several seasons.

Actually,It's not recommended to watch this kind of thing,You can choose some more relaxed TV such as "Friends", "Life Big**", etc.,So about a year old,I started to tell my son some simple English,Now 28 months he can speak quite a lot,From one to thirty,A to Z,And some simple conversations。 I don't know if my prenatal education played a role at that time.

When I was pregnant, I told her stories every day and had half an hour of prenatal education every day. also deliberately restrained his emotions to keep himself happy, and even insisted on doing gymnastics for pregnant women every day. After the child is born, he is particularly sensitive to **, as long as he puts ** to stop crying, I think prenatal education still has a certain effect. ‍‍

In the second trimester of pregnancy, it was the season of spring flowers, so I walked out to see the flowers when I had nothing to do. In spring, when everything is recovering, going out to see flowers and enjoy the scenery can not only make you feel good but also exercise. When the mood is good, the baby can perceive it, and my baby loves to laugh after birth, maybe it is related to my good mood during pregnancy.

Listen to ** for prenatal education. I didn't deliberately choose what kind of **, I just listened to some ** that made me more comfortable and more soothing. After the child was born, she liked to listen to **, and she was very happy as soon as she put ** on her.

I don't know if it's useful, but at least I can let him know some sounds, let him hear the world, some beautiful melodies.

When I was pregnant, I often put on some nursery rhymes to listen to, because some cheerful nursery rhymes can not only make my heart more happy, but I also think it is a kind of prenatal education. Later, when the child was born, he was still quite strong in terms of **, and he would always hum songs by himself.

Tell me about my pregnancy. After knowing that I was pregnant, I bought some books, such as: parenting, Sisko parenting encyclopedia, etc., and **a lot of good ones**, every day on the way to and from work, I wear headphones and listen to some soothing songs or piano music.

I also turn on the speaker before going to bed at night, or read some prose books by myself. I didn't think about doing prenatal education seriously, but I just felt that I had to keep a good mood when I was pregnant, and doing this allowed me to relax from the intense work, although I insisted until the child was born, but I didn't feel that it had much impact on the child, but now my two children like to read picture books, I don't know if it's because I used to like to read books.

Although I have no experience, I also know that good prenatal education is better for the growth and development of the fetus. At that time, I often put some Western classics** on my son, such as Mozart, Beethoven, etc.; or play nursery rhymes for sons, some of the more popular nursery rhymes; or English songs; Listen to it every morning and evening, to be honest, listening to songs can relieve your pregnancy tension and discomfort, and it is also good for the baby's development. After the child was born, his sense of musicality was very strong.

When I was pregnant with two babies, I did all kinds of prenatal education. For example, singing nursery rhymes, telling stories, and listening to **. I feel that after the baby is born, it is quite early to learn nursery rhymes or speak, maybe this is the right thing about prenatal education.

My daughter-in-law went to learn yoga when she was pregnant, and I think yoga is very useful for prenatal education, which can exercise people's bodies.

The second child has a big treasure, there is really no prenatal education, I don't know how it will be born