I read an article this week about baby's senses in utero, and as early as 18 weeks they can hear voices and music. So we want to start a playlist for baby and let him/her have a little listen every once in a while in utero. Willie, The Beach Boys, Blossom Dearie, Chopin, Les McCann, Jose Feliciano. Hmm. I wonder if they make lullaby versions of Motorhead?
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
music appreciation
I read an article this week about baby's senses in utero, and as early as 18 weeks they can hear voices and music. So we want to start a playlist for baby and let him/her have a little listen every once in a while in utero. Willie, The Beach Boys, Blossom Dearie, Chopin, Les McCann, Jose Feliciano. Hmm. I wonder if they make lullaby versions of Motorhead?
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I used to sing "I can see clearly, now" by Johnny Nash to Jesse. He still loves it every time. If "Dad" feels so inclined, I believe his voice singing a personal rendition of Bob Marley "No, baby, No Cry" It gives you the upper hand when they come out into the big world....lungs-a-wailin' and then you sing them that familiar song...it calms them because it comforts them. They remember that voice from in utero.
I think no matter what you play, your kid will be a freak (in a good way). Lord knows Eli, AKA Yu Zheng, didn't hear the Ramones in China -- but that was his favorite for a loooooong time.
ha, this reminded me of an old post from one of my favorite blogs. hope you don't have to go through this:
http://www.sweet-juniper.com/2008/02/experiments-in-unorthodox-labor.html
I wanna record a Motorhead lullaby album for you!
Chris was lulled by the Beatles and Jefferson Airplane. Ya gotta have Grace Slick on the playlist -- "Don't You Want Somebody to Love?"
That was me, the Gram-2-B, in the "Anonymous" above.
heee. cute. we'll definitely add it in, barbara.
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