There are already prototypes of artificial wombs imitating natural womb environment (which might potentially be in the mother's home)
https://pressbooks.pub/psycholinguisticsfall2017section2/cha...
> I’ve never heard of babies learning English or French or whatever in utero.
Don’t expect a baby jumping out and saying “a lovely day to all. What are your further plans for the rest of the evening Mother?”
It is more like that structures in the baby’s brain get subtly influenced to better pay attention to certain sounds while paying less attention to others. This is the theory at least. There is some experimental evidence mentioned in the link, but i haven’t reviewed all of it.