The Role of Prebiotics and Probiotics In A Child’s Immune Development

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We often think of immunity as something that protects babies from infections. But immunity is also something that develops and learns as a baby grows.

In Episode 6 of The Parent Lab, host Kriti Vij speaks with Dr. Rohit Arora, Director of Neonatology at Cloudnine Hospital, Gurgaon, about the connection between the gut, good bacteria and a baby’s developing immune system.

They decode probiotics, prebiotics and HMOs, explain how breastfeeding supports gut health, and discuss what parents can do to support their baby's immunity through nutrition, vaccination, sleep and a healthy environment.

The episode also answers some of the everyday questions parents have: Does mixed feeding affect immunity? Does frequent illness mean a baby's immunity is weak? Is colic a sign of poor gut health? And should parents give probiotic supplements without speaking to their doctor?

Because understanding your baby's gut health can help you make more informed choices about their nutrition and immunity from the very beginning.

Catch Episode 6 of The Parent Lab now.

The Parent Lab is a Community Education initiative powered by Nestle FamilyNes & is aimed at educating parents through Expert education. Know more: parentune.com/nestle-familynes

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