The Prenatal Gift Set is the perfect gift idea for the expectant mother and her family. It lets them listen to their unborn baby and stimulate her by talking and playing music to her.

Listen
How exciting to hear the sounds of your unborn baby's little kicks, soft hiccups, and rapidly beating heart in the privacy of your own home. You should hear these sounds at the beginning of your third trimester. There are, however, mothers who have told us they heard them late in their second trimester. And, because our Prenatal Heart Listener® comes with 2 headsets, a family member or friend can listen along with you.

What will your baby's heartbeat sound like? Your baby's heart beats 140-170 times a minute and will sound like a rapidly galloping horse. Her hiccups will sound like 2 rapid drumbeats, and her kicks will sound like soft thuds. You will also hear the nutrients passing through the placent A. This will have a whooshing sound.

But don't stop there share your joy. Included is a special recording cable so you can
Record your baby's sounds with your own recording device

E-mail your baby's sounds to family and friends

Record your own heartbeat to soothe your newborn baby
The Deluxe Prenatal Gift Set is completely safe. It uses no AC current, ultra sound, or radio waves.

Talk
It's thrilling to think your newborn baby may recognize your voices as soon as she is born. Just place our speakers against your tummy and talk into the microphone. And what a perfect way to bring Dad and siblings closer to their baby. You can even sing and read to her and know she will be getting the added benefits of prenatal stimulation.

Play Music
And how wonderful you'll feel knowing you're doing something to help improve your baby's development by simply playing classical music to her. Research has shown that this is an excellent form of prenatal stimulation and has the potential to improve the development of your baby's brain as well as her visual, linguistic, and motor skills. Our 60 minutes of music by Mozart has been specially selected with this in mind. In addition, playing classical music to your baby may help you have an easier delivery.

Playing music to your unborn baby is endorsed by Dr. Norman A. Ravski of Yale Children's Hospital and of Yale University School of Medicine, Dept. of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

The Prenatal Gift Set includes a fetal monitor, two headsets, a special recording cable, a fetal microphone, fetal speakers, one 60-minute CD and one 60-minute audiocassette of specially selected music by Mozart, and a maternity belt. It requires one 9-volt and one AAA battery (not included).