Not only does eating healthy food provide your baby with valuable nutrients, it also helps the baby appreciate healthy foods like broccoli, ginger, garlic, cruciferous vegetables, and more. Read the article about how babies experience their mother’s foods on npr.org or listen to the 4 minute clip.
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A lot happens in the womb.
So much, in fact, that good nutrition, wellness, and psychological care before birth can help prevent violent tendencies in future adolescents and adults.
A leading researcher in the field of prenatal psychological development, Jianghong Liu, has recently published research showing how violence and other psychosocial problems might be prevented by helping pregnant women make healthier lifestyle choices.
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