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The First 1000 Days: Vitamin D for premature babies
Babies born prematurely (before 37 weeks) are recommended to be given 200 to 400IU of vitamin D daily while in ... -
The First 1000 Days – Vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy
During pregnancy, if you have low levels of vitamin D your baby will also have low levels at birth. Some ... -
The First 1000 Days: Baby Colic
What is baby colic? Colic is a general term used to describe the inconsolable crying of an otherwise healthy ... -
Building Blocks Series – Vitamin D for babies
Vitamin D is needed for bone growth, development, and strength as well as for regulating the immune system. This process ... -
The First 1000 Days: Nutrients for the Immune System
Infant immunity is directly influenced by growth and development in the womb, despite the protections afforded to them by the ... -
The First 1000 Days: Nutrients for Strong Bones
In pregnancy, and throughout the formative first 1000 days, calcium is often removed from the maternal bones, as a means ... -
The First 1000 Days: Nutrients for Eye Health
The human eye is a complex organ that is composed of specialized cells and a network of nerves that communicate ... -
The First 1000 Days: Nutrients for Baby Brain Development
Within the early months of pregnancy, the neural tube is formed and will continue in the developmental path to form ... -
The First 1000 Days – Does my baby need more omega-3?
Is fish oil good or bad during pregnancy? During your pregnancy, you may ask yourself “Is fish oil good or ... -
The First 1000 Days: Antioxidants, pregnancy and eczema
What causes eczema in babies? Eczema is a disease characterized by atopic dermatitis (scaly, blistered skin), which is a response ...
