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The Scoop on Poop – The Gut Immune Brain Link
The scoop on poop! You probably swore you would never, EVER talk about poop before you were a parent, right? We all did! Now it’s time to chat about the gut immune brain link and how it affects your child(ren). Read my blog featured on the Kids Health Australia.
Angels & Urchins Magazine Features NatureDoc
Great news! The team at the London children’s magazine Angels & Urchins have kindly asked me to contribute to their monthly newsletter, which is very exciting. This was my go-to magazine when my children were tiny and we were living in London, so I am...
Stay Positive In The Fourth Trimester By Eating Well
One of the most wonderful times in your life is when you become a new mother. And the fourth trimester is a time when you should be enjoying your cosy bundle of joy. But very often the experience is much darker because acting like a 24-hour life support machine can easily make your mood plummet. So the start to motherhood is often a huge struggle.
Not only do you pass nutrition to your newborn through breastfeeding, but your own state also affects your baby, whether you are breastfeeding or not. As a new mum, you may be tempted to pay more attention to your baby’s wellbeing than your own, but the two are fundamentally connected. Eating good nutritious food is good for you and good for your baby.
Six Ways To Keep Your Kids Happy And Healthy During The Winter Months
Have you had a child off school with an illness already this term? Are you kids more cranky than normal? The winter can be tough for even the most robust kids. Dark mornings, cold and wet days with no chance to play in the garden after school can run most children down. Here are some great tips to keep your kids happy and healthy during the dark and gloomy winter months until the spring kicks in.
Hi! I'm Lucinda Miller. Why not have a look at my new healthy cookbook, The Good Stuff?
