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Column Editor: Giselle Whitwell An Introduction to Prenatal Sound and Music Giselle Whitwell Introduction to "A Prenatal Project in India" Giselle Whitwell A Prenatal Project in India Gajanan S. Kelkar Music Aids Development in the Womb Gabriel F. Federico, M.T. The Maternal Womb: The First Musical School for the Baby Ruth Fridman Music and Perinatal Stress Reduction Fred J. Schwartz, M.D. Editor's Note: Giselle Whitwell, R.T.M., Doula, is a practicing prenatal music therapist in the Los Angeles area who has been a music educator for over twenty-five years. Since 1989 she has given lectures and workshops on prenatal music in the United States, Asia, Europe and Russia. To facilitate her work with pregnant women she has also become a doula and childbirth educator. She welcomes your stories or questions on the role of sound in the prenatal period of development. Please contact her at Winds, P.O. Box 20813, Northridge, CA 91328 or send email to [email protected].
Key References
Campbell, Don (1997) The Mozart Effect, New York: Avon Books. Chamberlain, David B. (1994), The sentient prenate: What every parent should know. Pre- and Perinatal Psychology Journal, 9(1), 9-31. Chamberlain, David B. (1998), Prenatal receptivity and intelligence.. Journal of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Health 12 (3 and 4), 95-117.