Oh! Mother, Where are you?
Learning before birth with reference to the would-be-child is a very intricate process involviing very subtle codes which are non-linguistic in nature. No child enters the womb with an empty notepad. What the would-be mother feels and sees, loves and cares create the womb-atmosphere(any better word?) for the baby to get prepared to welcome the mother,welcome the breathe,welcome the light,welcome the warmth, and for all these ceremonies the baby's brain gets programmed with its own mind map carried forward from....we have to accept, the past.Nobody expects the baby's first welcome smile. The question would be, " didn't the baby cry? "The baby should have breast feeding, for among many other reasons, it is very important for the speech development centres to get activated in the child's brain. Clicking of the tongue, what it does?Have you clicked your tongue holding the baby and watched the responses? A smile!How do the cattle respond to clicking of the tongue?
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What are the traditional practices, customs in different parts of the globe which are associated with child-care? Would-be mother-care?
In the Vedic tradition, which is still followed, a particular herb is mixed with pure honey or mother’s milk and the baby is made to lick a drop. The Life energy related to Vaak(speech) becomes active in the child.
The child keeps listening to the mother pre-natally and through the life. Thus the culture(values and meanings) is transferred to the child. The whole process is a matter of attitude building consciously and /or unconsciously.
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