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Abhimanuyu and Prahalada are ancient Indian mythological characters possessing strong dominant roles because of their prenatal learning and character. An individual human character and his practices are formed in his mother’s womb. As parents, they just consider about the physical improvement of the unborn baby in the womb, not the psychic development. The pre-birth learningsarefoundation for one’s behavioural, cognitive and emotional qualities. Unborn babies are very much impacted by their outer environmentsand the other maternal influences, when they are in their womb. Every individualat one point or the other must experience this phase of life, so it is important to analyse the impacts of external environmental influence in one's pre-birth and perinatal period. This research paper explores the necessity of maternal learning and its impacts on an unborn child, and how the infants are obtaining basic developmental knowledge and ideological insights with reference to Ian McEvan’s Nutshell.