Why does the health of the gut matter when it comes to preconception, pregnancy and birth? Often overlooked, this organ system is an absolute critical component of the reproductive health of a couple and the development of their children.
The health of the father is just as important as the mother when creating a new life, Patrick Flynn, D.C. explains during today’s installment of “Mothers2B.” Lifestyle factors, such as sleep habits, body temperature, nutrient levels and more, can dramatically impact the developing baby.
Stuart Fischbein, M.D. returns to CHD.TV’s “Mothers2B” program. This time, he discusses an often misunderstood shot called “RhoGAM” which is given to a number of mothers during pregnancy.
Another “Mothers2B” segment — this time, featuring pregnancy chiropractic expert Victoria Master. Learn about the benefits of this health therapy during the sacred process of reproduction.
If you are currently pregnant, plan to be or know someone in that boat, our “Mothers2B” segment with Theo Farmer is one you won’t want to miss! He discusses an often-overlooked and misunderstood nutritional aspect of the reproductive process: Vitamin C.
Claire Dooley’s “Mothers2B” guest in this episode is Emily Swann, IBCLC. Emily runs an organization with the mission of empowering moms as they learn to “trust their intuition and support their babies’ health and vitality through optimal nourishment and bodywork techniques.
Conception Nutrition with Sally Fallon Morell. If you are or plan to become pregnant, it is very important to eat right. There are a lot of misconceptions about what an “optimal” diet looks like for a mother and her developing baby.
Jonathan Tommey, BA, BSC is the co-founder of “Mothers2B” — a new initiative with the mission to help support the health of the child from preconception to birth and beyond by providing parents with vital tools and educational resources.
Claire Dooley and Bella Yon share their own motherly advice for those interested in raising a family. They discuss various considerations that parents should make, beginning at conception.