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A Baby's Brain Development Begins Long Before Birth

100 billion neurons by birth and an astonishing 250,000 neurons a minute are multiplying in the first month, following conception. Dr. Rene Van de Carr; "Father of the Preborn Classroom", explains that preborn babies can learn to respond to different kinds of stimuli, including touch, sound, and music.

"There is an ideal time in a preborn's development, beginning at about the fifth month of pregnancy. An interaction between the baby and its environment stimulates brain growth both before and after birth."  

Discover the World of Preborn Babies

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EVERY 8 SECONDS
A BABY IS BORN....

Understanding how                                           a "Preborn baby" develops,           beginning from conception...                                                                                                                                                                                            ... provides us ways to                                       bond and communicate,                                   starting before birth,                                     and that can last for a lifetime.             

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Brothers and Sisters Can Learn       to Develop Positive Relationships               With Their New Baby,                           Starting Before Birth





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A Child's First Classroom
Begins Before Birth...

A Life Long Love of Learning is in Reach...

Learn More about Music and The Preborn Classroom

"Your baby's brain develops in response to what they experience".

Dr. Rene Van de Carr 
Founder of Prenatal University

Dr. Rene Van de Carr and his research team developed the world's first structured scientific program of "prenatal enrichment" with "Preborn" babies, beginning in 1979. The results of these studies were disseminated worldwide through scientific papers and lectures with Organizations, Medical Schools, and University events.

Since 1986, Prenatal University has been expanding its comprehensive "Music and The Preborn Classroom" curriculum, designed for preborns, newborns, and family members. The goal of Prenatal University has been to help parents and family members foster a better environment for their "Preborn" baby and provide opportunities for an early learning relationship between parent and child, that can last a lifetime.

In the USA, Europe, and Asia, Dr. Van de Carr appeared on many popular TV shows, radio interviews and was also featured in many newspapers and magazines. He demonstrated these communicative methods using music, touch and sound activities.  He also received an international award and legislative commendation for this pioneering work. 

 

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Thank you to The California Community Foundation.

Education is just one area that The California Community Foundation is making a difference.      

In April 2016, Prenatal University launched 
The Preborn Classroom Awareness Campaign.         

The launch of this project has been made possible in part by a grant from The California Fund. CCF; is the fourth largest community foundation in the United States, based on total giving. We want to thank The California Community Foundation, who is committed to championing issues that help those who need it most and lift up the entire community.                                                                                                                             The Preborn Classroom Awareness Campaign 
will reach over 14,000 community-based, 
low income clinics, which provide comprehensive
health care for women and families across
America. 

Prenatal University will distribute educational materials that explains how important Preborn Enrichment is for the healthy brain development of their baby, before and after birth. 		  
Thank you to Dick Wagner's "Remember the Child" Fund. 

We wish to give a very special thank you to Dick Wagner’s “Remember the child” fund, for their kind support in granting Prenatal University permission to use the song; “Remember the Child”, Lyrics and Music by Dick Wagner, Performed by Dick Wagner, Produced and Recorded by Record Label; Desert Dreams Productions.
Susan Michelson; Producer and Founder of The Dick Wagner “Remember the Child” Memorial fund and Dr. Van de Carr, founder of Prenatal University, share in understanding the important benefits of music. 
Preborn Enrichment and Music Therapy, both support healthy brain development, as well as physical, emotional, social and cognitive well-being, before and after birth. The two organizations look forward to collaboration that will shed light on both organization’s missions and goals. 
     
Thank you to The Ernest Lieblich Foundation.
 
Earnest Lieblich was an avid supporter of children and the arts for many years. His contributions over the years, supported diverse organizations, dedicated to providing children with tools of self-expression through music and art.

Prenatal University's "Preborn Enrichment Program", is known as a child's first classroom and music serves as essential enrichment for a preborn baby's healthy brain development.  

We want to thank The Ernest Lieblich Foundation, for their grant support, which has helped to promote our "Preborn Classroom Awareness Campaign". 		    Thank you to Bravo Gente LLC
          Sharing Mutual Missions...
 

We want to give a special thanks to Bravo Gente LLC, our publisher, marketing and merchandising services specialists. 

Their continued help before, during and after our on-line launch, has been truly appreciated. We are fortunate to have their experience and continued care for our organization. 

Bravo Gente’s own mission and commitment to music, education and early brain development, has made our working relationship a unique and fulfilling one. We look forward to continuing the shared experience of our mutual missions, as we unfold our goals to reach mothers-to-be, their preborn babies and their families.