Short promotional monologue (YouTube video) arguing that infant gut microbiome is established during birth (via birth canal and post-birth) and that C-sections or very rapid births can negatively affect gut development; links poor early gut seeding to outcomes like eczema, food intolerances, and frequent illness, and promotes Tiny Health as a solution.
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If you don't know, baby gut health is super, super important. I used to think that baby's gut develops when a baby is in the womb, but it actually develops when they're coming out of the birth canal, the bacteria in the birth canal, and also post birth. So if babies have C sections, or mothers have C sections, or like Asher was not in the birth canal very long, was born really fast, their gut health can be affected by that. Typically, if a baby has bad gu health, they can be affected from everything from like eczema to intolerances, to getting sick all the time, like etc. Etc. But anyways, if your baby gets sick all the time, has eczema, like literally anything, look into tiny health because they are a game changer when it comes to gut health. Gut health is super important and it gets established when you're a baby. So.