Learning Before Birth
Every Child Deserves Giftedness
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Whoever has raised children remembers the epic well. From peer histories or our own early years, both good times and bad can be recalled--often with amazing clarity. Nevertheless, try imagining moments when youth distinctly differs from those familiar portraits. As opposed to a typically stressful start, this smiling baby departs the womb relaxed, with eyes open; few if any cries punctuate the delivery room. Birth weight and length are well above average. Rather than briefly looking at faces or objects like other newborns, it stares for many minutes, fascinated, concentrating. Over merely a few days the happy infant adjusts to sleeping throughout the night, rarely disturbing its parents. Everyone notices an engaging alertness and curiosity. After merely a few months words commence, compounding quickly into simple sentences. Crawling, then walking take place early, with unusual strength accompanied by precocious coordination. Illnesses are infrequent, the minor malady readily behind. Our industrious toddler not only learns fast, but playing quietly alone or with anyone for hours merits a caregiver's blessing. The child has surprising humor, yet always remains kind. Among the abundant gifts, that which impresses most is a talent for constantly helping others. Once schooling begins, this gifted individual demonstrates marked ability in each academic subject while maintaining matchless social skills. Unlimited friends include those younger as well as older. Teachers are amazed at a depth of perception revealing anomalous maturity and wisdom. Creative solutions to problems appear an easy exercise. The childhood summarized above may strain not just belief, sounding farfetched even in an age when hyperbole is expected . . . a myth no experienced parent would take seriously; yet, as the media report with compounding frequency, such an account actually describes thousands of young people born worldwide to families at every socioeconomic level. They are radically changing diverse views about human nature, and therefore its potential: Because of their astonishing promise we can all enjoy an auspicious forecast, that optimal tomorrow today implores. But, compared with the rest of us, these children commenced life by sharing an extraordinary sendoff . . . one which happened in the womb. Welcome to where our future is born fortunate: the wondrous world of learning before birth.
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This pivotal resource by the field's leading authority describes the practice of stimulating babies in the womb, its ancient roots as well as the scientific breakthrough now advantaging over 100,000 children with consistently unprecedented cognitive, social, and creative abilities.
History, theory, testing, and techniques are reviewed, along with the remarkable benefits now empowering individuals from every socioeconomic background throughout the world.
By following this comprehensive guide, no expectant parent should miss their only opportunity for providing an endowment whose personal, family, and global implications are breathtaking.
Brent Logan's research has been reported by TIME, Omni, Vogue, New York Times, London Times, CNN, ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, CBC, Fox, and BBC, while hundreds of his interviews have appeared in the international media; "Brave New Babies," an hour-long documentary about BabyPlus, the author's prenatal enrichment sysytem, and narrated by British actress Miranda Richardson, has aired in many countries, showing repeatedly on The Learning Channel
Our first Gifted Generation has arrived--discover how in Learning Before Birth.
About the Author
"A leading and revered expert in his field," according to Executive Woman of London, Brent Logan--director of Prenatal Institute in Seattle--is the highly acclaimed originator of a quantum advance in human development who brought its message to the vast populations of China, Russia, India, and Southeast Asia. Prompted by requests from parents everywhere, this vision is now available for anyone wishing to create a better future through nurturing greater opportunity during pregnancy. Pursuing a suggestion from his late wife, Helga Bothe, since 1982 he has pioneered how best to enrich the fetus. His theoretical articles and clinical studies in academic journals initiated neurogenetic investigations which produced the only effective technology providing lifetime benefits for our next generation. Reports about Brent Logan's discoveries appear regularly in the foremost publications and as television or radio features on national networks, already reaching a fascinated audience exceeding 500 million. His research has caught the attention of many prominent interests, from the education and medical communities to the corporate sector and governments. After service as an army photojournalist in Germany, the author received graduate degrees before teaching at the university level, then headed international, multicultural, and social service programs for 15 years, working closely with dysfunctional adults, disadvantaged children, and the mentally ill. This background is strongly reflected in his writings about developmental psychology. Founder of various applied research facilities, Brent Logan continues groundbreaking projects which enhance the natural evolution of Homo sapiens through cultural processes. When not speaking worldwide before professional groups or the public, he resides in the American Pacific Northwest with his wife, Karin Müller. Further information can be found at www.brentlogan.net.