Every day I get questions from people who want to know more about singing lessons.
They questions tend to be similar and center around how to sound better.
What always strikes me is how easy it is to learn to use our voices well starting early in life and yet how little knowledge there is on this subject in the media. It really all starts with the mom’s voice, which is THE BEST prenatal music for the womb.
That is one of the reasons why I created SingBabySing®.
I know that if I can reach mothers and pregnant women during the early stage of their baby’s development, especially while the baby is still in the womb, then I will be giving the kind of service to people that can literally last a lifetime!
Here are the reasons why you deserve to know about how important your voice is for baby bonding and verbal or vocal language skills.
First of all, your baby begins to hear sounds inside your womb long before they are born. Most of what they hear will first be your body fluids, your heart and a few other things. It’s all muffled but they hear it.
Your heartbeat is the first music rhythm lesson your baby will get and you don’t have to do a thing to give it to him or her!
To me that is just plain awesome.
Next, your baby will hear your voice, your mom’s voice, that beautiful voice that you have inside of you that is filled with love and tenderness and everything that makes a baby feel secure and cared for.
Now, some of you may be saying, “My voice isn’t beautiful. It’s awful!” But I want you to start thinking differently about yourself, about your voice.
Why? For the sake of your baby and for your own sake!
You see, the way you think about your voice, the way you think about yourself is going to be directly felt by your baby. Remember that the two of you are intimately connected to one another for 9 months before your baby is born and then forever after they are born.
One of the most important things you can do to bond better with your baby is to realize that your voice is going to directly determine how they will learn to speak, to sing, to communicate with the world around them.
They will imitate you and the way you sound. They will literally imitate your “mom’s voice.” That’s your voice and how you sound.
So, the first thing you need to realize is that your voice is beautiful to your baby and it needs to feel beautiful to you so that you can enhance bonding with your baby.
Not only is the bonding part important, but the fact that you are going to determine how they sound as they grow up is maybe even more important.
When you play prenatal music for your baby in your womb, the best thing you can do is sing along with it so that your baby feels the interaction between the music and your voice. They are listening to everything that goes on in your life. They listen to the music you play, what you say, what you sing, in short: how you communicate with the people around you.
And they feel and know your every mood, your every emotion. And guess what, they hear it in your voice!
That is because your voice reflects everything that is going on in your life, whether it is good or bad.
That is one of the reasons why it is so crucial for you to know some very easy voice techniques that you can use to improve your life, your voice, the way you feel about yourself and the world around.
When you do this, you improve the quality of your own life and by direct connection, the life of your baby.
Again, that is why your voice, your “mom’s voice” is the best prenatal music for the womb that you can give your baby.
Now, my passion is teaching young women about the power of their voices and how that power either negatively or positively influences their babies for life. You can either set an example of vocal excellence or a crappy example of how to use the voice. It is entirely up to you.
The most important thing to remember is that you can change the way you sound so that your baby will have what I call the best “baby voice advantage.”
And what is the baby voice advantage, you might ask?
Well, I have written about this is a lot of places, but I want to encourage you to start with my FREE ebook called “Baby Voice Advantage Secrets.”
It is never too early to get started by giving your “mom’s voice” the best prenatal womb music. Even though your baby will not literally hear sounds until about 18-20 weeks into your pregnancy, you can get started earlier by improving the way you sound before they hear you!
Now that is just plain smart thinking!
Get ready to give them the best prenatal music for the womb. Get ready to give them your voice…..your improved voice!
