Garbhasanskara (The prenatal stimulation): Educating mother as well as baby

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Abstract

The privilege of recreating life is the most wonderful thing women have got. With this precious gift, like the other side of coin big hurdles comes in her life with the state of pregnancy. It is difficult to get adjusted. And moreover, it is difficult for many women to accept the would be coming new life. And get prepared for him or her. Most of them are unknown from the ability of unborn baby’s brain growth. The unborn baby’s brain consequently our personalities emerge from the complex interplay between the genes we are born with and the experience we have. Research has confirmed that more than 60% of the baby’s brain growth occurs in the intrauterine stage, on this basis it can be concluded that Garbhasanskara i.e. Educating unborn baby is more essential than schooling. Which can be done with the different modalities of garbhasanskara. It is going to contribute to making the personality of the unborn baby which is ultimately contribute to making a good human being.

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Chawle, P. P., Chaudhari, B., Adhav, V., Junghari, M. L., & Sharma, H. (2020). Garbhasanskara (The prenatal stimulation): Educating mother as well as baby. International Journal of Current Research and Review, 12(14 Special Issue), 82–85. https://doi.org/10.31782/IJCRR.2020.8285

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