The results here are very much in line with the findings we established back in the 1970s and 80s concerning the application of Preventatism to parents. We found that; [1] offering mothers Preventatism; [2]mothers and fathers, and [3] couples before they became pregnant, showed a significant difference in the attitudes and healthy development of the child. This work led us on top work with couples endeavouring with difficulty to start a baby, in which we found that Preventatism was effective in producing the required result. Not, we must add in every case, but in most. We must also add that this work was done in a clinical setting and not as a research, since the cost of that would have been prohibitive, and applications to relevant funding bodies in the 1970s, was proved to be unwelcome, since stress was not then generally seen as a problem. Preventatism remains safe and effective, simple and economic.