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Windows to the Womb Revealing the Conscious Baby from Conception to Birth

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ISBN-10: 1583945512

ISBN-13: 9781583945513

Edition: 2012

Authors: David Chamberlain

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Windows to the Wombis an eloquent guide through the first nine months of life from conception to birth. In the past, the invisible physical processes of fetal development were mysterious and largely unexplainable, but in the past half-century, breakthroughs in embryology, interuterine photography, ultrasound, and other sensitive instruments of measurement have have enabled us to make systematic observations inside the womb. We now understand that fetuses are fully sentient and aware beings. In this new climate of appreciation for the surprising dimensions of fetal behavior, sensitivity, and intelligence, this book brings a host of new information to light about the transformative journey…    
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Book details

List price: $23.95
Copyright year: 2012
Publisher: North Atlantic Books
Publication date: 1/15/2013
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 240
Size: 8.23" wide x 9.02" long x 0.71" tall
Weight: 0.792
Language: English

Preface
Windows to the Womb: The First Generation to See and Know
Embryology
Intrauterine Photography
Ultrasound
Sensitive Instruments of Measurement
New Ways of Communicating with Prenates
The Flowering of Consciousness Research
The Wonder of Conception
Speculations
The Inner Life of Cells
The Wild Romance
The Receptive Ovum
The Triumph of Conception
Expanding and Locating
Body Under Construction: The Ultimate Architecture
Heart First
Starting on the Brain
Fetal Growth Speeds Forward
Embodiment Continues Apace
Last Touches
Motion and Emotion: Prenatal Body Language
Self-Initiated, Voluntary Movements
Reactive and Defensive Motion
Interactive, Social Movement
Recalculating the Senses: Twelve, Not Five
Diverse Early Senses
The Tactile Sense in Passive and Active Modes
Thermal Sensors
Pain Channels Are Ubiquitous
Hearing and Listening
The Sense of Balance, the Vestibular System
The Chemical Senses
Taste, the Gustatory Sense
Smell, the Olfactory Sense
Mouthing
Mouthing to Explore Objects
Sucking and Licking for Pleasure
Paradoxes of Vision
Precocious Early Vision
Higher Senses
Psychic Sensing
Transcendent Sensing
A Summary of the Twelve Prenatal Senses
The Intelligent Prenate
Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Linguistic Intelligence
Musical Intelligence
Logical-Mathematical Intelligence
Spatial Intelligence
Bodily-Kinesthetic Intelligence
Personal Intelligences: Intrapersonal
Personal Intelligence: Interpersonal
Learning, Learning, and Learning in the Womb
Sample Findings from Experimental Research
Learning as Conditioning
Learning from Music Experiments
Learning from Experiments with Voices
Habituation Learning Studies
Experimental Exposure to a Movie
A Longitudinal Team-Research Study in Three European Countries: Tracking the Learning Experiences of Wanted and Unwanted Babies
Learning Language in the Womb
Prenatal Awareness: A Mother/Offspring-Pair Study Using Hypnosis to Investigate Prenatal Awareness of Maternal Emotional States during Pregnancy
A Few Examples of Learning Reports from Individuals
Realities of Consciousness in the Womb
A Peek at the Whole Garden
Letter from Japan
Claire Bats the Needle during Amniocentesis
Iris Remembers an Abortion Attempt
Graham Uncovers an Abortion Attempt by His Mother
Loretta Is Clairvoyant from Inside the Womb
Loretta Also Remembers Mother's First Touch, First Words, and Naming
Kim Tunes In to Daily Life
How Patsy Learned to Fear Her Father
In Pregnancy Harriett's Mother Is Having an Appendicitis Attack!
In the Womb: Empathic Awareness of Mother, Father, and Brother
Examples of How Babies See Themselves
Clinical Work Reveals Consciousness in Crisis
Jeanette's Complex Challenges in Early Gestation
Bob Had His Own Challenge with a Vanishing Twin: A Brief Summary
Feldmar's Four Suicidal Clients: A Discovery
Letter from Germany: Franziska Remembers Her Vanishing Twin in Dreams
Therapist Explains How Shirley's Life Was Darkly Shadowed by Vanishing Twin
Charlene Had a Mysterious Phobia of Water
Marty Was Happily Pregnant but Obsessed That the Baby Would Die
Sharon's Lifelong Fears Trace Back to a Previous Lifetime
Norman Confuses a Past-Life Death with Life in the Amniotic Sea
Julie Appears, Makes Quick Deal with Former Mom, Penny
Conception and Before: Consciousness Before Brain
Recalling Conception or Shortly Thereafter
A Haunting Memory of In Vitro Fertilization
Therapist's Report: Terry at Age Six Displays Vivid, Verified Memories of His Conception
Ida at Her Conception: A Delay in Taking Up Residence
Ellisa: Root of Lifelong Guilt Traces Back to Her Conception
Katie Gets the Message: "You Are Pregnant!"
Mary Checks In Soon after Conception
Lillian, Disappointed, Compares Where She Came From and Came To
Della Survives at Least a Half Dozen Abortion Efforts
Jeannine Found Herself at Home in Strange Territory
Carrie Has Always Remembered That Landing in Acapulco
Yashi Recalls Conceiving, and Daughter Kelley Speaks Out in a Dream
Consciousness before Brain
Paula Faces Urgent Questions from Timothy in a Vivid Dream
"Mommy, I'm Coming!": Theresa Shares Her Life-Changing Experience
Cheryl Heard an Unfamiliar Voice at the End of the Bed
Susana Receives a Preconception Visit from Third Son
Dialogue, Miscarriage, and Rebirth: Baby Tells All at Age Three: The Revealing Case of Susan as Told by Physician Gladys McGarey
I Have Your Name on Me: New Parents Get a Sweet Deal Made in Heaven
Ames (Not in Body) Successfully Recruits Both Mother and Father
Hannah (Not in Body) Comes Calling Way before Conception
Jill Heard a Girl's Voice Repeatedly Saying "Mommy, I Am Ready."
Slight Difference of Opinion about Who Picked Whom
Mother and Daughter Dorothy, Age Four, Have a Revealing Talk over Lunch
Afterword
No-Wait Bonding: Simple and Wonderful
Ensoulment: A Multicultural Synopsis
"Infantile Amnesia" Is Dead
Notes
Topical Bibliography
Index
About the Author