Baby Probiotics

Did you know most of your child’s immune system resides in their gut? Therefore making sure your child has a healthy balance of bacteria in their digestive tract is important for their overall health.

If you’ve been following me for a while you know I’m a huge advocate for probiotics! Culterelle®Probiotics help supply good bacteria that works naturally with baby’s body to help develop their immune system and digestive system.* It is helpful to start probiotics in infancy to help promote a baby’s developing gut microbiome.*

Several factors help to ensure the right microbes reside in your baby’s tummy.

• It starts with pregnancy—a healthy pregnancy promotes healthy bacteria in gestation. 
• Having a vaginal delivery also helps introduce beneficial microbes in the birthing process. I had a C-section so it was extra important for me to make sure I was supplementing my baby with extra probiotics. 
• Breastfeeding provides a plethora of microbes as well as special sugars that help the good bacteria grow.
• Environment also plays a role. Pets and siblings can help introduce babies to microbes and help build their immune system.   

Probiotics can help reduce crying and fussiness due to digestive upset.* They can help regulate your child’s digestive tract and promote a healthy immune system. Culterelle®Probiotics come in drop form and are administered by a dropper. They are safe to start right after birth!* You can purchase Culturelle®Baby Probiotics on Amazon.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

Giveaway!

​Culturelle® Baby wants to celebrate parents!! They are giving away a Microbiome Milestone Prize Box!!! To enter the giveaway post a picture on Instagram of your baby smiling, sleeping, trying a new food or any new milestone! Tag @CulturelleProbiotics on Instagram, and use the tags #NewParentWin and #giveawayentry to be entered. New winners will be chosen every week until November 19th.