Which Ingredients Disrupt a Baby's Skin Microbiome?
When babies are born, their skin microbiota immediately begins to develop as they are exposed to their environment. The study of the skin microbiome is a relatively new field. Even so, experts have determined that too much interference with the microbiome can cause an imbalance cause irritation and dryness in the short-term and weakened immune responses in the long-term. Alcohol, antibacterial chemicals, and antibiotics may have the biggest impact on the microbiome. #Microbiome #BabySkinCare
Why Babies Develop Eczema, Diet And Food Ideas To Heal It
Baby Eczema Causes and Triggers, Diet And Food Recipe Ideas To Heal Naturally (Including for nursing mothers, Infants, and Toddlers ). Learn more about baby eczema and gut connection. #healthyeating #naturalremedies #eczema #babyfood #baby
Episode 183: Gut health and Iron deficiency in Kids
When it comes to iron deficiency, simply taking an iron supplement isn’t always the solution. One key piece of the puzzle that’s often overlooked is iron absorption. Without proper absorption, even the best iron-rich foods or supplements won’t have the desired impact on your iron levels. In this episode, I dive into the importance of iron absorption and how you can improve your body’s ability to absorb this essential mineral.
What Parents Need to Know About Food Quality
Wondering if organic food is better for your family? It’s important to understand how our food system has changed over time and how it affects the planet, animals, and our health. By choosing organic and regenerative options, you can help protect the environment, support ethical farming practices, and provide your children with food that’s free from harmful chemicals. Keep reading for my top recommendations on how to make choices that benefit both your family and the planet.
The Very Best Foods to Start With Baby-Led Weaning
Kickstart your baby’s food journey with the right choices by introducing these 12 nutritious foods for your 6-month-old, recommended by a baby nutrition expert. These foods are packed with essential nutrients, abundant prebiotic fiber to support healthy gut bacteria, and a variety of flavors and textures that help prevent picky eating while promoting the development of proper oral-motor skills.
Episode 177: What can Gut Microbiome testing tell us about your child
Throughout this episode, Sarah and Jess share: How microbiome testing has evolved; Research on cohabitation and the gut microbiome; Testing the gut microbiome in children; Microbiome testing options and pricing; and more!
Protecting Your Baby's Skin Microbiome
An unbalanced or damaged skin microbiome can result in health complications in their first year and later in life. These complications aren’t limited to skin conditions either — the microbiome teaches the body which cells to fight and which are safe, which helps build your baby’s immune system. We’ve gathered the best guidance for health-conscious parents who want to take the best care of their child’s skin.
The Microbiome and Your Child’s Anxiety: Why Treating the Gut is Key
The Microbiome and Your Child’s Anxiety: Why Treating the Gut is Key
Improve Your Child's Gut Health with these Probiotic Foods!
Learn about probiotic foods, their benefits and some kid-friendly foods with probiotics your child can start eating today.
Improving Gut Health & Gut Microbiome in Kids
Your kid's gut health and gut microbiome can change with what they eat. Learn about one family's attempt to improve their gut microbiome, based on findings from the American Gut Project. Article reviews what the science can and can't tell us about gut health in children, why eating more plants affects the microbiome, and tips for actually getting kids to eat more plant-based foods. No medical advice. Information only.
Optimizing your Children's Gut Microbiome
Taking care of your child's gut health is one of the most important things you can do to keep your child healthy. Follow me on Pinterest & Instagram @drvanessamendez for more tips and info on how to take care of your gut and your children's.