An observation…some of you will remember that I did a review of a Reyburn Standard Bore Low D whistle a couple of years ago and I happened to mention that it was the only Low D that I could play while reclining. Since I have been spending a lot of time reclining lately, I pulled it out yesterday and sure enough, it doesn’t exacerbate the crappy feeling that is with me at all times. In fact, the vibrations in the low end might even be a bit soothing. Cool.
wow jessie!! your baby must like this low D!!
everything you think and feel and do, your baby does along with you,
so when grown, it can say"i played the low D before i was born" 
your baby will be a famous musician, no doubt! 
remember education begins before birth 
Congratulations on the good news Jessie.
Best of health and blessings for you and your little one.
Doc
Thanks, Patrick…I was looking at the picture of you and your family yesterday…my mom said you are a saint! I agree.
Hi Jessie,
Good to hear you still have a chance to play.
If you regularly play the same melody or sing the same song during pregnancy, the baby will recognise it after birth!
Our daughter Celeste has a few songs that she ‘knew’ when she entered this world. My wife also played guitar quite a lot during the pregnancy (before her belly became to big to reach the strings, I’m not kidding 
).
Celeste absolutely LOVES the guitar. She likes to ‘hug’ it whilst plucking the strings.
all the best,
Jeroen
pixyy