72% of Moms Focusing on Mommy-Baby Communication in the Womb Say Their Baby’s Personality Was Well Defined Early in the Womb
(Sept. 3, 2022 Carmichael, CA) “Many people who are not Pro-Life believe that the unborn baby doesn’t develop a personality until early childhood,” Donna Schwontkowski, author of the new book The Womb Diaries. All Mommy-Baby Communication Starts Here said.
“But according to my preliminary analysis of 25 moms’ womb diaries, 72% of the moms reported that personality signs appear early in the pregnancy,” she continued.
Schwontkowski collected womb diaries that detailed their mommy-baby communication with their unborn babies and then analyzed them for 52 different indices of communication. The moms picked up on traits of their babies such as:
Schwontkowski collected womb diaries that detailed their mommy-baby communication with their unborn babies and then analyzed them for 52 different indices of communication. The moms picked up on traits of their babies such as:
• lively and playful
• consoling
• loving heart
• active
• loved music
• loved sunlight
• wanted mom to be reassured
• happy to be alive
• calm
• a trickster
• quiet
• didn’t like getting pushed around
• loved to dance
• wanted mom to be happy
• didn’t like arguments
• appreciation
The mothers picked up on these traits through daily “listening” to their unborn baby, talking and singing to her, and exercising with her. Taking the time to notice the developing baby was imperative to seeing a glimpse of the baby’s personality.
“When the babies continuously gave the mothers their “messages” during the pregnancy, the mothers learned more about their babies. They had the opportunity to gain confidence as a mother caring for them. They felt more prepared to be a first-time mom after spending time communicating with their unborn baby,” Schwontkowski said. “When these “tuned-in mothers” gave birth, they were deeply connected to their babies and understood their needs when the baby cried; 52% of them felt they understood their baby’s emotions and vice versa.”
There wasn’t a lot of guesswork in what to do and they didn’t have to waste a lot of time asking other people’s opinions of what to do. Their mommy-hood when baby was in the womb was enough to prepare them for their new responsibilities as mothers. Just as the babies had grown during the nine months and developed their personalities, the mothers had also grown and developed so that both mother and child were suited for facing life and its next challenges. When the mothers looked for confirmation that the personality they had seen in the womb was the same in their child, they found it.
“To me, this is evidence that God puts the ‘whole package’ in the baby at conception. As a new mother, we have this wonderful adventure ahead of us. We will have thousands of “messages” and two-way dialogue that teaches us who exactly this baby is. The more we know about the baby’s personality before birth, the easier motherhood is after birth,” she said.
Her book, The Womb Diaries. All Mommy-Baby Communication Starts Here is available at TheWombDiaries.com
There is also a mommy-baby communication journal available for moms to chronicle their journey.
Contact Dr. Donna Schwontkowski at 916-649-8323 or via email at [email protected]
The Womb Diaries
For decades, there has been a silence in the land about mommy-baby communication in the womb