Is the Mozart effect real?

It's never too early to introduce your baby to music! Research suggests that even newborns can respond to music, and that it can have a positive impact on their development. Starting from birth, you can play soft, soothing music to help calm and soothe your baby, or sing lullabies to help them fall asleep. As your baby grows, you can introduce them to a wider range of music, including classical, folk, and world music, as well as children's songs and nursery rhymes. By the time they're 1 year old, you can start dancing and playing along with your baby, and encouraging them to move and dance to the music. Playing music for your baby can have many benefits, including promoting language development, encouraging social and emotional growth, and enhancing cognitive development. It can also be a fun and enjoyable way for you and your baby to bond and spend time together. Just be sure to choose age-appropriate music that is appropriate for your baby's hearing, and limit their exposure to loud music to protect their delicate ears.