Can newborns listen to music?

In real life, the growth environment of a newborn after birth is very important, and a warm and clean environment is conducive to the growth of the newborn. The newborn can also listen to some wonderful music appropriately. Listening to music can cultivate the child's memory and also cultivate the baby's musical talent. The music that the newborn can listen to can be graceful piano music or soothing nursery rhymes.

The answer is yes.

Generally, it should not exceed half an hour, and the music should not be changed frequently. For example, let him listen to "Minuet" this month, and let him listen to "Lullaby" next month. This can enhance the baby's auditory memory with the greatest efficiency, which is very helpful for his future learning. And the more familiar the melody is, the more the baby will like it, which will help him improve his appreciation of music. Also, after the baby listens to it more often, you can play specific songs at specified times to help him form a certain life routine. For example, play Grieg's "Morning Song" when he wakes up in the morning and Chopin's "Nocturne" when he goes to bed at night.

In order to cultivate his stable and happy mood, you can listen to some lullabies before going to bed, and give him some light and soft music when he cries.

It is to conduct auditory training. Studies have shown that if you ring a bell a few times in the ear of a newborn baby who is 24 hours old while he is crying, he will immediately stop crying and open his eyes; newborn babies who are one week old can recognize their mother's voice. For newborns, hearing is a greater stimulus than vision. They can hear sounds and respond from birth. Don't think that newborns are sometimes "frightened" by loud noises, so don't make any noise in the house. This will reduce auditory stimulation and affect the development and function of the newborn's auditory cells.

However, listening to music cannot replace adult voices, nor can it be played all the time. It should be listened to several times a day at a fixed time. Uninterrupted stimulation loses its meaning of stimulation. For hypnosis, the music played should be fixed so as to form a conditioned reflex, and the tune of the music should be consistent with the content of the baby's activities.

The musical sensitivity of newborns is at a vague stage, so when choosing music for your baby, you don't need to consider the content of the music. Just pay attention to the slow or fast rhythm, the hardness or softness of the melody, the volume and other aspects. It doesn't matter whether it is Western music or folk music.