Garbha sanskar is a term from ancient Indian scriptures that is often translated as “prenatal education” or “educating the fetus.” It is a concept rooted in the belief that the mental and emotional state of a pregnant woman can have a profound impact on the development of the fetus. The idea is to create a positive and nurturing environment for the unborn child, both physically and emotionally.

Garbha sanskar involves various practices, including listening to soothing music, reciting prayers, reading positive literature, practicing yoga, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle during pregnancy. The aim is to promote overall well-being and to provide positive stimuli to the fetus, with the belief that it can influence the child’s personality, behavior, and intelligence in a positive way.