Diaper rash, eczema and colic may be linked to your baby’s gut health.

Does your baby experience diaper rash, eczema, colic and have troublesome sleep habits? Today, you will learn how these conditions may be linked to your baby’s gut health, what that means and what you can do about it.

MomLifeTV welcomes Megan Landrum, a registered dietitian and infant gut health expert for Evivo. We discuss the role microbiomes and gut health plays in newborns.

What role does bacteria and gut health play in newborns?

Common newborn issues such as excessive crying, gas, inability to digest well, diaper rash, colic and watery stools can be attributed to an imbalance in gut health. Probiotics can get your baby on a good health trajectory during their first year of life  – before they have sleepless nights. You’ll learn about B. infantis, an important strain of bacteria and the role it plays in infant health. You will find out:

  • How microbiomes are transferred from mom to baby, during the birth process.
  • Moms role in delivering mircobiomes due to antibiotic resistance and C-section.
  • Is there a difference in breastfed or bottle-fed when it comes to critical B. infantis?
  • Would mom taking probiotics help baby?
  • The role of sterile environments in B. infantis biomes.
  • When to start probiotics to help infants avoid issues with diaper rash, eczema and colic.
  • What gut health issues are normal vs just a fussy baby? When should a mom be concerned? What are the signs?
  • Colic and inflammation in baby’s gut.
  • What can your baby’s poop tell you?

If your baby has issues that don’t seem right to you, use your parent intuition. These ‘common’ newborn issues can be resolved by starting with Evivo. Probiotics are safe and well-tolerated in normal, healthy infants and children. Chat with your pediatrician about anything you’re introducing to your newborn.*

 

About Megan Landrum: Megan is a registered dietitian and infant gut health expert for Evivo. She continues to be an advocate for early gut development and leverages Evivo as a platform to educate parents and health care providers on the importance of optimizing the microbiome during infancy to improve both immediate and long-term health outcomes. Megan began her career at Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU), where she was a pediatric dietitian at Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and gained experience from some of the top nutrition professionals and health care providers in the country.

Megan is also the co-founder of Alavita, a Portland-based nutrition company and blog for women. She is passionate about educating women about making healthy decisions and helping families live healthier, more vibrant lives. Megan deeply understands the role food can play in wellness and how a solid nutritional foundation can often be the missing component to optimal health.

About Evivo: The first and only baby probiotic of its kind. Evivo Baby Probiotic is clinically proven to restore a healthy gut in your baby. A daily probiotic powder, Evivo mixed with breast milk and fed to babies helps release nutrients in breast milk to create a protective environment in baby’s gut. It also helps develop a baby’s metabolism and immune system and builds the foundation for good health that lasts a lifetime. For more information visit: evivo.com

Evivo probiotics for infants

 

*This is for informational and educational use only. It should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

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