The sense of sound develops even before a child is born. Babies in the womb respond to music, their parents' voices and they even startle when hearing loud or sudden sounds. Even before you meet your baby in person, you can start to develop and learn the importance of sound for babies.
Before Birth
Everyone has heard that doctors recommend playing music or reading to your baby in the womb, but not many people actually do it. What you read or the music you play isn't important as long as you actually do it. You can play rock and roll, read a dictionary or even play the trombone and all of these things your baby will hear and start to develop preferences for certain sounds. Once an infant is born they can recognize their mother's (and father's) voice, as well as other sounds they remember from inside the womb, such as the family dog or other siblings.
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