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A ''Baby iPod'' That Plays Music In Mother’s Womb
The contoured belt called a B (l) aby with a built-in beatles is the brainchild of Geof Ramsay. A series of special "speakers" in this instrument transmit vibrations from the music to the foetus. There is another feature that comes as an additional bonus for the expectant mothers. Three tiny mechanisms in the back of the belt provide the mother-to-be with a relaxing massage.
The designer student, Geof Ramsay created this baby iPod out of the centuries old theory of music being a catalyst for an unborn child's mental growth. This simple device gives mothers a chance to try out that theory. Even though classical music is what the experts have suggested to be used, the expectant mothers can also play their favourite Beatles track or even Led Zeppelin.
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