Is it possible for a baby to be soothed by bass
My car has a decent sound system and the bass in it is heavy even when I have the volume low. When I was pregnant with my son I would have my music up very loud and now I feel like it helps him sleep in the car. I do keep the volume pretty low, but it's enough for the bass to come through. Even at home although my TV doesn't have a great sound system when I play my music on my TV he calms down and sleeps pretty well.
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Probably does. From what I know what you did while pregnant will help the baby now. I went on a lot of walks while pregnant and being in the stroller outside is the only thing that calms my baby when he’s fussy.
For suree! My husband played Tool so much for her as a baby it’s the one thing that calms down car ride freak outs! She also used to pass tf out to some System of a Down as a baby and slept so good. Now she gets excited when she hears it and wants to dance but Tool makes those slow blinks start lol we are also edm lovers and i play live sets on YT for her all the time and she loves it. I honestly think it’s why she wasn’t scared of fireworks bc she thought they were lasers 😂
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