Titlebook: Early Vocal Contact and Preterm Infant Brain Development; Bridging the Gaps Be Manuela Filippa,Pierre Kuhn,Bj?rn Westrup Book 2017 Springer

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Maternal Voice and Communicative Musicality: Sharing the Meaning of Life from Before Birthversations of the first 2 months after a full-term birth and then how the impulse to share musical expressions invents playful rituals combining poetic narratives with actions of the body in universal human ways, which lead to learning of culture-specific habits and a language. Innate motives for th

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Prenatal Experience with the Maternal Voiceho experience atypical experience with the mother’s voice and other sounds. Chapter conclusions are (1) fetal auditory experience with the mother’s voice begins around 24?weeks after conception, (2) the maternal voice is potentially a rich source of multimodal stimulation and information, and (3) fo

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The Development of Infant Participation in Communicationor breakthroughs of the last decades that have provided detailed understanding of the development of preverbal communication in infancy, it is worth investigating newborn preterm infants’ communicative abilities, even while in the NICU, and the ways in which parents may support the earliest forms of

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Brain Mechanisms in Emotional Voice Production and Perception and Early Life Interactionscal evidence in adults and infants, as well as in newborns, the mechanisms of emotional perception in the voice and its development are discussed and extended to an early stage of development, including in premature newborns.

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The Sound Environments and Auditory Perceptions of the Fetus and Preterm Newbornlation of no benefit and possible harm includes some workplaces and sports, transport vehicles, and speakers attached to the belly or inserted in the vagina..Although ambient sound equivalent levels may be low and hard, reverberant surfaces in old and new NICUs produce startling, distracting, and di