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July 6, 2015
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Mom's voice inspires learning in the womb
Mozart, Beethoven or even Shakespeare--pregnant mothers have been known to expose their babies to many forms of auditory stimulation. But according to researchers at UF, beyond recognizing their mother's voice, unborn babies are able to learn and remember.
Credit: University of Florida
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