Life changes when you find out you’re pregnant. One of the biggest ways in which finding out you’re expecting alters your life is that you now have another little person in it — your baby! Bonding with your baby while pregnant is a great way to get ready to become a parent. 
You can start bonding with your baby while you’re still pregnant by talking to them, playing music for them, and taking care of yourself.
Talking to Your Baby Talking to your baby may seem strange at first, but it’s a great way to bond! Try talking to them about your day or gently singing them a lullaby. It helps to think of it as a conversation, rather than talking AT your baby. Plus, your baby can even start to recognize your voice. Research suggests that babies in the womb may recognize their mother’s voice and voice patterns after nine weeks of gestation.
Playing Music for Your Baby Music is another great way to bond with your baby while pregnant. You can play classical music or whatever kind of music you enjoy. Studies suggest that fetal exposure to live music has beneficial effects on prenatal neural functioning. Live music, such as a performance of Bach, is especially valuable to the development of your baby’s auditory system.
Taking Care of Yourself The best way to bond with your baby while pregnant is to take care of yourself. This means eating nutritious food, staying hydrated, exercising, and getting plenty of rest. Taking care of yourself not only benefits you, but also your baby. Eating healthy food and drinking plenty of water can keep your baby healthy. Exercise can improve circulation in both you and your baby. Lastly, getting a good night’s rest can help reduce stress levels and promote relaxation.
Bonding with your baby while pregnant is important, and there are many ways to do it. Talking to your baby, playing music for them, and taking care of yourself are just some of the ways to strengthen your connection to your unborn child. Doing these things can help develop a strong bond between the two of you, which will last long after your baby is born.