Beef Calves. Most beef calves nurse from their mothers until weaning. When you separate and wean one depends on various factors, including forage availability and the cow's condition. If milk production is severely stressing the mother, earlier weaning is in order.
Perhaps the most significant one a baby hears in utero is his mother's voice. Around the seventh and eighth month, a fetus's heart rate slows down slightly whenever his mother is speaking, indicating that mom's voice has a calming effect. By the time they're born, babies can actually recognize their mother's voice. In one study, doctors gave day-old infants pacifiers that were connected to tape recorders. Depending on the babies' sucking patterns, the pacifiers either turned on a tape of their mother's voice or that of an unfamiliar woman's voice.
Best Answer: It depends on how far along you are and how well they can hear. It sounds like you're passed the 24 week mark, where the baby starts hearing noises and voices outside the womb. Yes. It's simple: The baby can tell who their daddy is, although it's not actually because of genetics. Parents who are together are the main sounds the baby hears. The baby hears and feels your reaction to being close to your partner. Your partner is the one voice he/she hears the most apart from your own.