While this study, known as the "Mozart Effect," is debated ... that listening to classical music can aid brain development in infants. Babies exposed to classical music develop stronger memory ...

Classical music has long been celebrated for its beauty, complexity, and emotional richness. While the “Mozart Effect” — the ...

Some studies suggest that playing music to a baby in the womb, and in early childhood years, helps brain development. Some believe that exposure to music whilst in the womb also contributes to ...

Meet Figaro, a Goffin’s cockatoo. He taught himself how to turn cardboard into a tool. Birds, it turns out, are actually ...

Mozart had it, and so did Beethoven ... Halit speculates that without an initial predisposition for engaging faces, a baby's brain might fail to be enriched by the social interactions that ...

It was research that even prompted a call in the US for every baby to be given a Mozart CD. Closer inspection ... make you more alert, as your brain is keen to remember it.

What's more, brain scans reveal that a human mom has a similar experience when she sees her infant smiling. But it's a different story when her baby is crying. Those cries activate a network in ...

"To increase the chances of having a smart baby, marry someone smart ... Can you jump-start Junior's brain by playing Mozart through earphones wired to your belly? No, says Kenneth M.

I think that’s a positive side, in and of itself, but the other thing that I tell people is that your brain, everyone’s brain, Einstein’s brain, Mozart’s brain ... When you bring home your baby for ...

Women who do 20 minutes of exercise three times a week boost their babies’ brain development, according to research. The brains of newborns whose mothers had exercised during pregnancy showed more ...

But brain plasticity is also an optimistic thing for parents, says cognitive neuroscientist Gina Rippon. If we don’t play Mozart to our newborn baby, they can still go on to have music lessons ...