Accurate description of the chosen video: During this video Annie Paul asks the question, when does really learning begin? Learning begins while fetus’s are still in their mother 's womb. The mother 's health and well-being affects the baby’s even before it enters the real world. What do fetus learn? They learn their mother’s voice, but they also hear other people 's voices but its not as clear as their mothers. When they first hear voices they are often muted or muffled, but their mother 's voice is reverberated through her own body and it reaches the fetus faster, so the baby can hear her voice better. Once the baby is born it prefers her voice and wants listen to her over anyone else. Scientists tested this statement by using two rubber
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Scientist noticed that when a the women repeatedly read aloud a section of the Dr. Seuss, The Cat and The Hat while the baby was in the women, the baby recognize that passage when it was read when they were born. Another study that was found that babies often recognized a theme song of their mother 's favorite T.V. show because she wanted it every day during her pregnancy. Fetus are even learning so much about the spoken language they will be born into. Researchers found that babies cry in the accent of their mother’s native accent. They learned that French babies cry on a raising a note and German babies cry on a falling …show more content…
During the blockade in Eastern Holland of 1944, 40,000 fetuses were affected. The population during this time ate an average of 500 calories a day. The effects of malnutrition during the pregnancy caused stillbirths, birth defects, low birth weights, and infant mortality. Decades after the hunger winter researches documented that the people who were fetus during this siege had more obesity, diabetes, and heart disease later in life that individuals who were born under normal conditions. These individuals of prenatal experience during the starvation seemed to have higher blood pressure, poor cholesterol, and reduce glucose. Often, fetus are trying to make the best of a bad situation, so when food is scarce they focus on putting the nutrients they do get to critical organs, like the brain. They did not focus much on the heart or liver, this kept the fetus alive in the short term, but later it affect them. Fetus are taking cues from the environment and tailoring them to their body accordingly. They are preparing themselves to enter the world they will be born into. Particularly this fetus adjusted the metabolism and other physical processes to help prepare them. Once these children were born, they thought the food would be scarce, but in reality, they had an abundance of
Scientist noticed that when a the women repeatedly read aloud a section of the Dr. Seuss, The Cat and The Hat while the baby was in the women, the baby recognize that passage when it was read when they were born. Another study that was found that babies often recognized a theme song of their mother 's favorite T.V. show because she wanted it every day during her pregnancy. Fetus are even learning so much about the spoken language they will be born into. Researchers found that babies cry in the accent of their mother’s native accent. They learned that French babies cry on a raising a note and German babies cry on a falling …show more content…
During the blockade in Eastern Holland of 1944, 40,000 fetuses were affected. The population during this time ate an average of 500 calories a day. The effects of malnutrition during the pregnancy caused stillbirths, birth defects, low birth weights, and infant mortality. Decades after the hunger winter researches documented that the people who were fetus during this siege had more obesity, diabetes, and heart disease later in life that individuals who were born under normal conditions. These individuals of prenatal experience during the starvation seemed to have higher blood pressure, poor cholesterol, and reduce glucose. Often, fetus are trying to make the best of a bad situation, so when food is scarce they focus on putting the nutrients they do get to critical organs, like the brain. They did not focus much on the heart or liver, this kept the fetus alive in the short term, but later it affect them. Fetus are taking cues from the environment and tailoring them to their body accordingly. They are preparing themselves to enter the world they will be born into. Particularly this fetus adjusted the metabolism and other physical processes to help prepare them. Once these children were born, they thought the food would be scarce, but in reality, they had an abundance of