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Is the screaming and growling sounds in heavy metal music bad for a baby to hear in the womb? will it negatively impact their brain?
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Great question !: Loud noise can actually be a problem during pregnancy (whether it is heavy metal music or a jackhammer). Reducing hazardous noise exposure during pregnancy is recommended. REF: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/repro/noise.html
Answered 6/13/2020
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