Bellybuds | Baby-Bump Sound System | 1st Generation | Prenatal Pregnant Headphones | Belly Phones That Plays Music And Voices For The Brain Development Of Your Unborn Baby | The Perfect Pregnancy Gift

Love, love, love! These have been such a fun way for my husband and I to bond and share what we love with our little guy (he's due in 7 weeks still). It has also been really fun to see what our baby boy likes and what he doesn't like. He loves Caravan Palace and, whenever we play it, he will start to move and dance around.These were everything I hoped they would be and more! I love the audio control feature (the decibel level will stop at a certain point so they are always at a safe volume) so I don't have to worry!I can't wait to find out another of my friends is expecting so I can pass them down as you can't do much with them after the pregnancy.One side note- I have yet to use the little pads to stick them on. I wear my belly band under pretty much everything for support, and the belly buds are super-easy to tuck in to there. Also- I would recommend only wearing them for an hour at a time when you can tell your kiddo is awake. From everything I've read, that's important so you're not disturbing his sleep patterns.

My boyfriend purchased these for me a little while ago, and they work pretty well. The baby seems to really enjoy them and moves around a lot when I play her daddys voice recordings or music from pandora. The only thing I wish was different is the adhesive aspect of the product. I ended up just never removing the the covering to the sticky part and I just tuck them under my leggings and it holds them in place well enough. Also it would be nice to be able to choose from different colors instead of just this ugly bright lime green -_-. Other than that though the product is pretty well made and does what it says it does. One thing I will mention is the option between pre and post on the headphone cord. I have no idea what the difference between these two options are, might have been included in the manual but I honestly didnt read it.

I purchased the Bellybuds for my daughter who is pregnant with twins. Our whole family loves music in various forms and what better way to bring the new babies into the world but with music!! I had read that at 20 weeks the unborn baby can hear. Well, at 20 weeks and 4 days my daughter stuck on the Bellybuds and up to that time had not felt a lot of movement from the babies. For the first 2-3 minutes she said that one of the babies was "dancing" up a storm and that the other one moved as well - just not as forcefully. She was able to yell to her husband to come and feel them and it was such a touching, exciting moment. Just for that little moment of joy right there I believe they were worth the price. I am very pleased with the purchase - thank you to the makers of Bellybuds!!

Seems overpriced for what it actually is.First- I think there was an issue with the order page because I selected the "Deluxe" with 8 pairs of adhesives and the price didn't change from what it was for the "Deluxe" with two pairs-- so I went for it. It only came with two pairs :(. I expected it, but it felt misleading.Second (and most important)- it's not as convenient as it would seem. You have to save the plastic it comes with to store the headphones after you place the adhesives on. You'd think they'd come with something to store them in so that the adhesive stays preserved? It comes with a cheap baggie.Third- the free music it comes with seems neat but you can't just download it onto an iPod from the App Store or android directly. You need a PC first then you have to download it. No biggie, Pandora has a great classical station.It does have some pros...The concept is neat. Haven't seen other products like it, within the same price range.My favorite thing is the splitter it comes with, so you can plug your headphones in and listen to what your baby listens to.Again, the price is a little iffy. I would have felt better about the purchase if it were around 20-30$ considering the impractical storage process, the fact you have to change the adhesives more frequently than they recommend (let's be honest, most of us are using anti-stretch mark creams at this point and the oils wear down the adhesives) and the fact that they are just headphones you use for an hour a day.Some reviewers mentioned that they saw bruises on their belly after using the adhesives- I did not have this same skin reaction, but I will say that the instructions mentioned if you do have a skin reaction stop using the product. So it's possible, but it wasn't a deal breaker, still worth the try.Hope this review helps!

These are great - I wear these on my pregnant belly 3-4 times a week around the house so that my baby can listen to music in utero. I like that I can listen along with him too! I actually don't even use the adhesives - under my maternity pants or tighter shirts, theses sit just fine on my belly without the adhesives. Under my clothes, they are very unobtrusive and can probably be worn while out and about without anyone noticing!