Week 24 of Pregnancy: Prenatal Music Became My “Mood Rescue”

Prenatal music can help pregnant women improve their bad emotions, create good emotions, and transmit these information to the fetus, so that both pregnant women and the fetus can recover their emotions. The following is a 24 week pregnant mother’s share:

Prenatal music can help pregnant women improve their bad emotions, create good emotions, and transmit these information to the fetus, so that both pregnant women and the fetus can recover their emotions. The following is a 24 week pregnant mother’s share:

I leaned back on the sofa, closed my eyes, and took deep breaths in time with the waves. Slowly, I felt my tense shoulders relax, and the restlessness in my heart faded away, as if washed away by the sea.

What surprised me even more was that my baby, who had been “kicking” around in my belly just moments before, gradually settled down too, moving gently every now and then, as if “soaking up the sun” with me.

Now, whenever I feel my mood starting to “wander,” I turn on the prenatal music. Sometimes I even stroke my belly and say to the baby, “Listen, little one—this is the sound of the ocean. When you come out, we’ll walk on the beach and feel the sand under our feet together.”

It turns out prenatal music isn’t just for the baby; it’s also a gentle outlet for my own anxiety.

Now that you are here, you may as well listen to the music I recommend to you with your baby, so as to be close to your baby’s heart from zero distance. Please watch the following link: