
Do expectant mothers need folic acid?
Expectant mothers need folic acid, a type of B vitamin, that contributes to the development of a healthy fetus. The vitamin can help prevent birth defects that affect the formation of the brain and spinal cord.
Expectant mothers need folic acid, a type of B vitamin, that contributes to the development of a healthy fetus. The vitamin can help prevent birth defects that affect the formation of the brain and spinal cord.
Packing a healthy and tasty school lunch can seem like a daunting task. Try using the MyPlate method, developed by USDA.
It is recommended to start introducing solids between 4-6 months of age if your baby is developmentally ready.
Physical therapist Kevin McGuinness shares nutrition tips to help your young athlete build a healthy diet conducive to their growth and development.
Since my baby was 4-5 months old, she would only drink her bottles while asleep. She is now 12 months and does the same thing.