There are two main metrics for circadian rhythmicity and here’s how they apply to real life + invitation to my new reproductive health coaching program
Hi! Nice to meet you and thank you. There is some research around this:
-first trimester vitamin d exposure is very helpful (so getting pregnant in the Summer/Fall lands baby being born in the Spring)
-mamas who give birth in the Autumn (getting pregnant in the Winter with no UVB exposure) tend to have a higher likelihood of postpartum depression
Also, anecdotally I’ve heard from women who have had many babies that they have had the easiest time with their Spring babies! I also put together some of the research about babies and sunlight exposure here: https://open.substack.com/pub/nikkokennedy/p/babys-solar-callus?r=bz03m&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Great question!
Hi! Nice to meet you and thank you. There is some research around this:
-first trimester vitamin d exposure is very helpful (so getting pregnant in the Summer/Fall lands baby being born in the Spring)
-mamas who give birth in the Autumn (getting pregnant in the Winter with no UVB exposure) tend to have a higher likelihood of postpartum depression
Also, anecdotally I’ve heard from women who have had many babies that they have had the easiest time with their Spring babies! I also put together some of the research about babies and sunlight exposure here: https://open.substack.com/pub/nikkokennedy/p/babys-solar-callus?r=bz03m&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Great question!