‘Nuryl’ is an education-based company that produced a Cognitive Listening App for Babies, which uses High Information Music to boost baby brain development.
High Information Music is uniquely recognizable as being "tonally rich with highly complex harmonies that move rapidly into unexpected places by incorporating unusual melodic structures." Exposure to this "smart music" is especially critical from the time a baby reaches the age of five months, up to two years of age. The app operates as part of a subscription service, giving parents the chance to bond with their developing child through monthly or yearly memberships.
At just nine weeks of pregnancy, indentations begin to appear where an infant's ears will grow. At 18 weeks, a baby begins to hear sound and as early as week 25, a baby is able to hear and respond to noises and voices from the womb.
Brain-Training Baby Apps
The ‘Nuryl’ App Advances Baby Brain Development Through Sound
Trend Themes
1. Brain-developing Apps for Babies - Developing subscription-based apps that use High Information Music to boost baby brain development.
2. Cognitive Listening Apps - Developing smart-listening apps that use intricate melodies and harmonies to enhance cognitive development.
3. Prenatal Audio Stimulation - Creating audio stimulation products for use during pregnancy to enhance in-utero sound exposure.
Industry Implications
1. Early Childhood Development - Developing products and services for the early childhood development industry such as educational toys and games.
2. App Development - Developing subscription-based apps using smart music for cognitive development purposes.
3. Prenatal Products - Developing audio stimulation products for pregnant women to enhance the prenatal experience.