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[Anonymous No.10402957]

Do babies dream (based on any of our senses) while in their mother's belly? Does their mother's imagination affect their imagination/made up experiences?

[Anonymous No.10402998]

>>10402957
>Do babies dream (based on any of our senses) while in their mother's belly?
Sure, assuming they're late enough in development to have a functioning brain.
>Does their mother's imagination affect their imagination/made up experiences?
No. Through what mechanism would mom's dreams cross the placental barrier to influence the bairn?
Also, newborns are almost constantly hallucinating while their brain develops.

[Anonymous No.10403007]

>Do babies dream (based on any of our senses) while in their mother's belly?
Yes, usually starting from the 4th month (or at least that's what their brains tell us)
>Does their mother's imagination affect their imagination/made up experiences?
No, what kind of new age bullshit is this.

[Anonymous No.10403298]

>>10403007
>from the 4th month
Genuinely surprised it starts so early, its hardly even a baby at that point.

[Anonymous No.10403485]

>>10403298
It has a brain and a heart. What else does it need?
It probably lacks any sort of sense like we knkw (just like people born blind/deaf don't have the relevant senses in their own dreams)

[Anonymous No.10404240]

>>10402957
No idiot. Babies don't exist in the womb. It's just a clump of cells.

[Anonymous No.10404249]

>>10404240
You existed in the womb.

[Anonymous No.10404263]

>>10404240
Everyone is a clump of cells