"When mothers were Vitamin D deficient during pregnancy, their children were more than twice as likely to be autistic. Vitamin D reduces inflammation and preterm birth, both of which are significant risk factors for autism"
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Raising smart and healthy children starts during pregnancy and early childhood where even the smallest of changes can have lasting impacts on your baby's brains and development. Nurturing brain development during pregnancy and your first years of life is crucial and is a small window where millions of new brain cells are formed every day.
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