BARCELONA, SPAIN — A fertility clinic in Spain has developed the Babypod, a speaker that's inserted into the vagina like a tampon and then connected to a music player.
A fetus is protected by amniotic fluid, a membrane, the uterine wall and the vaginal wall. Distorted audio can pass through these layers, but the developers of the Babypod say research shows clear sound to the womb is only possible via the vagina.
The Barcelona-based Institut Marquez clinic recommends using Babypod after the 16th week of pregnancy and for a maximum of 20 minutes each time. The speaker's top volume is 54 decibels.
Users of the device offered testimonials, saying ultrasound scans show their babies appear to move their mouths or respond to music coming from an inserted Babypod.
Babypod costs about US$150, and parents can listen to the same sounds as their baby by using split headphones which hang out of the vagina.
A non-Bluetooth using smartphone app controls the Babypod and the clinic rejects concerns the Babypod could be dangerous for either mother or child, noting that even vibrating sex toys are safe for use during pregnancy.
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A fetus is protected by amniotic fluid, a membrane, the uterine wall and the vaginal wall. Distorted audio can pass through these layers, but the developers of the Babypod say research shows clear sound to the womb is only possible via the vagina.
The Barcelona-based Institut Marquez clinic recommends using Babypod after the 16th week of pregnancy and for a maximum of 20 minutes each time. The speaker's top volume is 54 decibels.
Users of the device offered testimonials, saying ultrasound scans show their babies appear to move their mouths or respond to music coming from an inserted Babypod.
Babypod costs about US$150, and parents can listen to the same sounds as their baby by using split headphones which hang out of the vagina.
A non-Bluetooth using smartphone app controls the Babypod and the clinic rejects concerns the Babypod could be dangerous for either mother or child, noting that even vibrating sex toys are safe for use during pregnancy.
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