Oct 26 2009The Lullabelly: Music To Your (Baby's) Ears
The Lullabelly is a prenatal (I love those vitamins!) musical belt that pregnant women can strap on and connect to an MP3 player so they can play tunes to their babies while the little tykes are in utero. It's supposed to make them smarter or something but it will probably just make them want a drum set when they're young and fill your house with cacophony and make daddy drink more (I say go for it).
There's a volume control dial so things don't get too loud as well as a pocket for holding your player, and the whole thing is machine washable, after you take out the easy-to-remove speaker of course. It's available in 3 different fabric patterns (pink, green or blue polka dots) directly from the Lullabelly website for $55.
Pregnant women are beautiful, aren't they? God, sometimes I wish I could experience childbirth. But not as a father -- as a mother. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH! Did I get anybody? You all know me too well.
Lullabelly Prenatal Music Belt [ohgizmo]
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Reader Comments
1. Dirty-Shizno - October 26, 2009 3:23 PM
dude i would blast some disturbed or maybe slipknot to that right there....wow i would make my child hate life just coming out
2. Ollie Williams - October 26, 2009 3:24 PM
Fat chick is fat. Lose some weight Fatty McFatson.
3. jynx - October 26, 2009 3:24 PM
hi.
4. Closet Nerd - October 26, 2009 3:27 PM
We played Bob Marley, Gnarls Barkley, ALO & Phish for my daughter before she was born. Now she loves them. She knows Bob Marley by music, or picture now.
5. Kyster - October 26, 2009 3:32 PM
Come on man. As if there wasn't enough noise pollution out here. Now even the unborn can't escape.
Absolutely rediculous idea.
6. Me - October 26, 2009 3:37 PM
Oh no... you'll probly get crazy mothers playing rap or r&b to their poor kids all day :( just a matter of time before its considered abuse!
7. Milkman - October 26, 2009 3:46 PM
Wow what desperate cretin knocked up that fugly woman. yikes!
8. David Sadi - October 26, 2009 3:49 PM
I would totally put some techno on for my kid.
minimal
tech house
and crazy psy trance for good measure :p
9. Elwood Moose - October 26, 2009 3:56 PM
"There's a volume control dial so things don't get too loud..."
Exactly where does the mother shove the volume control?
Hey-oooH!
10. Hawk - October 26, 2009 3:58 PM
Um.... ummmm.. NO!
11. Blastphemer - October 26, 2009 4:01 PM
TOTALLY thought that pregnant chick was about to flash me!!! Which would've been cool b/c at the moment I do not got milk.
CN - I tried the same thing with my oldest boy and rockin' out the Zeppelin...sonofabitch started stealing all my weed and acid though (not to mention the whole talks-with-british-accent-but-sings-without-one thing...creepy). Then I went with Sinatra for the second, but he started mackin' on all the hotties I'd bring home and hangin' out with some really shady characters (nothing proven, mind you, please don't put a hit out on me). So from here on out...it's nothing but Ennio Morricone (that kid'll come out one squintin', straight shootin', bad ass).
12. Jeremy - October 26, 2009 4:01 PM
I love those engorged boobs full of milk, I just wanna squeeze 'em!
13. naas - October 26, 2009 4:01 PM
@2 she's preggers, happens when there's another mouth to feed on the way
14. Nick Sydney - October 26, 2009 4:01 PM
Mr. GW, you remind me way to much of myself..............
15. Darkness - October 26, 2009 4:11 PM
Babies are gonna come out looking like Eminem and The Beatles. Definitely doesnt make your kid smarter until hes actually out. Their brains are still developing. They cant learn until they hit a certain stage in the development phase.
16. gizmoduck - October 26, 2009 4:37 PM
iron maiden non-stop
17. GoSS Jerk no longer sterilized for your pleasure - October 26, 2009 4:38 PM
My kid got music the good old fashioned way... big assed speakers at full blast.... Guns, Metallica, Iron, Zeppelin, Metallica... smarter that most kids his age... in the smartass kinda way, i'm really tempted to kick him the gonads somedays... 13 and in a rock band... damn i don't understand where that came from...
18. will - October 26, 2009 4:42 PM
I don't know bout u guys, but why the hell would the babies need music. The only thing they're gonna hear is what us geeks hear from the outside of a nightclub... the distorted, muffled rumble from the bass. Do you really think we need to introduce that crap to our next generations of geeks at such a young age? At least if they are gonna be our next geeks, let them do what we did and find out on their own.
19. Ollie Williams - October 26, 2009 5:00 PM
@naas
My trolling wins! Someone give me a cookie! Nass, you are just humouring me. Post more on my blog, I need visitors and comments.
20. Ollie Williams - October 26, 2009 5:00 PM
PS- She's still fat. Aaaoooooggahhhh!
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My child will listen to Dethklok.
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26. Jaded Icon - October 27, 2009 8:42 AM
My child will listen to (INSERT DEATH METAL BAND HERE) and that will be kewl as helz man! Actually, I'm sure my kid will listen to classical music. Yep, kind of parentally lame like that.
27. Neil - October 27, 2009 11:33 AM
Are pregnant women still wasting their money on crap like this.
Someone should tell them that the "Mozart Effect" has been debunked.
28. brensen - October 27, 2009 7:11 PM
Wow, I though geeks were supposed to be smart. My apologies for those educated folks that are posted here. Perhaps the editor of Geekologie should have written, "posting comments is for adults only"!
29. v tard - October 28, 2009 1:15 PM
Hmmm, I call bullshit.
I'm pretty sure Mythbusters proved that in order for babies in utero to have a chance to hear music with any kind of fidelity (i.e. not sounding like someone talking into a pillow in the next room), a basic computer speaker would need to be held up against the belly and played at between 120 and 140 decibels.
Additionally there is no statistical proof to back up claims of music improving the child in some way.
If anything, I think it's the "self-fulfilling prophecy" principle in parents encouraging good results from the child.
30. lilychen - January 13, 2010 3:32 AM
I bought this Lullabelly one month ago. For me, the price is expensive, but this product is worth for every penny. It didn't disappoint me when i got it. Very easy to use. And occssionally, I bought a very cheap but still useful iPhone app at App Store: Prenatal Lullabies. It is just $1.99. Further cheap than Lullabelly. The two stuffs work well on me. The lullaby of them are gentle and fine-tuned. GOOD Match.
31. juan macias - December 1, 2010 1:22 AM
you can buy it in http://outletbebesegundamano.blogspot.com/