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Recent studies show that music affects the brain in various ways and can significantly improve abilities both in adults and children. Much research has been done on the effects of music on the physical, emotional and intellectual development of babies and children. One recent study demonstrates that children exposed to classical music in the womb show a positive change in their physical and mental development after birth. In this experiment the fetuses were exposed to non-stop classical music during the last weeks of pregnancy. When reviewed six months after birth, these babies were more advanced in terms of LINGUISTIC (relating to language or the study of languages) MOTOR (relating to muscular movement or the nerves activating them) and INTELLECTUAL (possessing a high level of understanding or intelligence) development, than babies who received no musical stimulus during pregnancy. Add a comment
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