Playing music while pregnant...

 I have always wanted to play music for my baby long before we even began ttc...I'm 20 weeks tomorrow and still haven't gotten around to playing it, I'm actually downloading Baby Mozart right now. I was wondering if anyone else is playing music for their baby and any good suggestions of music you have would be great! 

I do here is my music list I play it every night after dinner I downloaded them on limewire for free

Mozart's symphony No. 8

Beethoven Concerto No. 5

Mozart's 7th symphony

Bach Les canons de Pachelbel

Beethoven symphony No. 8

Mozart serenade

Minuet in G

Mozart Piano Sonata No. 11

Mozart Turkish March

Baby Einstein Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

Baby Einstein The day sky suite (sleeping beauty)

Mozart's lullaby

Brahm's lullabye

 

 

The baby won't be able to hear until something like the 28th week or so. I have been playing music. I made her a Cd and so did my hubby. I also like this Cd with sounds of rain and the ocean with a heartbeat playing at the same time. I would get a cd of lullabyes that you intend to play to get her to sleep so that when she is born she will recognize it and calm down sooner. I am playing our CDs during the labor and then for the first breastfeeding. Babies can also remember smells so use that a lot. And a fun game that me and my hubby started playing was follow the light. At 8 month we started shining a flashlight into my belly and she would kick at it. It would take her a while to get her reflexes going but after a moment or so she would slowly kick at the light. It's fun to know they can interact with us like that even before they are born. Don't expect cat like reflex responses, but give it a try. It may take a few times and you may have to keep trying, but we do it pretty often and she reacts most of the time.

I played Mozart for my middle son and he is our little genius. He is VERY smart and does the best in school out of all the boys. Don't know if it was a fluke or not, but I obviously swear by it! I think any classical music would work.