The Mozart Effect

The Mozart Effect is the name coined after a study in 1991 suggested that listening to classical music could enhance the intelligence of both infants and adults.

This study was far more modest than what the media made out it to be and so whether classical music really can enhance the intelligence of fully grown adults, is questionable.

Since then various other studies have concluded that pregnant women who listen to classical music, can enhance the brain of unborn babies and even infants, showing positive emotional and educational development.

Research suggests that classical songs such as the ones found on this app, help build the neural bridges along which thoughts and information travel.

Furthermore, these studies have shown it can stimulate the brain's alpha waves, which promotes a feeling of calm.

Benefits:

• Helps develop the brain power of your unborn child or young infant.

• Soothe your child in or out of the womb.

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