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Do fetsuses kick or move to music from the surrounding environment?
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Very possible: It is well known that fetuses respond to sound stimulus and this is a way to test for fetal wellbeing. Many patients report thier babies move more when there is music in the enviroment.
Answered 10/3/2016
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