Recent scientific research reveals that fetuses also possess memory. Experts therefore advise expectant fathers to engage in frequent communication with their child while still in the womb. This not only fosters bonding but also exercises the child's memory. Children's psychological development gradually evolves through accumulating experiences in interaction with their surroundings, and memory serves as an essential prerequisite for this process.
Memory emerges almost simultaneously with other abilities in children. Recent scientific studies reveal that fetuses possess memory. Remarkably, infants just one or two months old become exceptionally excited upon seeing their mothers because they recognize her.
Experts therefore advise expectant fathers that while the baby is still in the womb, in addition to communicating with their wives, they should also interact with the baby. This practice benefits future bonding and emotional connection.