More and more young people are struggling with mood imbalances, stress, and anxiety. But there are things we can do at home to better support our children’s mental health. Just like physical health, we can proactively nurture mental health by passing on healthy habits to our kids.
Vitamin D deficiency and insufficiency is a common problem worldwide, particularly for pregnant and lactating women. During pregnancy, maternal vitamin D levels progressively decline as the body's demands increase. Low vitamin D during pregnancy is linked with increased health risks for you and your baby.
Yoga is a popular way to improve balance, flexibility and strength while also enjoying some relaxing time. It may also include meditation and deep breathing, which can help declutter your mind and trigger the relaxation response.
