7-28-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Dr. Denis Stott after the study of 1300 children and their families reach the conclusion that parents in problem marriages ran a 237 percent greater risk of having an emotional or physically damaged child.

7-27-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Catecholamines, (epinephrine, norepinephrine, and dopamine) when produced by fear or anxiety in the mother are almost immediately transmitted to the fetus.

7-26-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Thus fearful or frightening experiences in the womb carve exceptional deep cut into the mind and soul of the fetus. Therefore abuse in the womb is deeply destructive to the unborn child.

7-25-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Physical and Emotional abuse – One must remember that an adult through experience is able to use coping mechanisms to process painful experiences. The fetus has no such defenses.

7-24-2017 – A Word to the Wise: What may effect, in a negative manner, the gifts in the womb?

7-22-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Dr. Truby notes that a four or five month old fetus responds to sound and melody. Playing Vivaldi, or Mozart, the fetus relaxes if agitated. If Beethoven is played the child starts kicking and moving around.

7-21-2017 – A Word to the Wise: We see examples of spiritual response with the meeting of Mary and Elisabeth when John responds in the womb to the presence of Jesus in Mary’s womb. ( Luke1:40ff)

7-20-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Spiritual stimulation is going to occur by several means. Reading the bible to the fetus, or telling bible stories to the child is a form of spiritual stimulation. Prayer by the parents is going to be a powerful influence in the fetus’ life. Music stimulation in the form of hymns will be a major source of spiritual training.

7-19-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Dr. Henry Truby, professor of Pediatrics at the University of Miami, points out the fetus hears clearly from the sixth month, and in fact moves his body rhythm to his mother’s speech

7-18-2017 – A Word to the Wise: Piontelli documents a whole host of physical behaviors in her sonogram studies of both individual and twins at four different periods of the trimesters. F. Rene Van de Carr created some games between the parents and the embryo which involve kicking on command.