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[header] How to teach your baby to talk [title] Play music. [step] You can do this as you would normally, listening to music on a stereo or through the speakers of your car. Avoid putting headphones directly on your stomach, as this can overstimulate your unborn child.

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  1. If you get drowsy during the early afternoon, you should remove those headphones. [title] Talk to your baby during the later afternoon.
  2. Instead, get a cd or other sound bank and play it as your baby's playlist. [substeps] Experiment with putting a cd or another sound bank through the car's speakers.
  3. The recommended volume for your child to best enjoy music that you play should be at about the level of the ambient noise made by a washing machine. [substeps] Children begin to hear and make sense of sound in the womb at about 25 weeks into your pregnancy.
  4. If your baby talks, you can gradually increase the noise level in the car. [substeps] Listen to classic music such as nursery rhymes, jazz songs, country dance songs, or classical music.

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15947
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5bbddbe9-1fec-5d00-bf6e-7f6f8c67d5c8
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default--validation--15947
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1
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