Mother Affects The Child’s Appetite In The Womb
August 15, 2011 | Healthy Kids
pregnant women eat foods that affect his appetite at a later date, according to researchers at the Monell Chemical Senses Center, Philadelphia, taste the food consumed by the mother meet the amniotic fluid that surrounds and provides nutrients to the baby, which then form the memories of the taste even before born.
Foods such as vanilla, carrot, garlic, anise, mint is a flavor that suggests transported to the amniotic fluid or breast milk, researchers explained to National Public Radio, which means that mother can shape a child’s favorite food for a lifetime, especially if we are eating broccoli can increase the chance that the baby can also liked broccoli.