http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/2013/09/more-choline-mom-decreases-down-syndrome-effects
Interesting article - please ignore the references to "normal" babies.
I started this blog hoping to inspire other parents to help their children with Down syndrome reach for the sky! My daughter was reading words, before she was 2 years of age & reading books by 3.5 years. I believe kids with Down syndrome can do amazing things if we give them the right tools. I truly believe high expectations can make a tremendous difference in the lives of our children!
Fascinating article for all expectant moms, thanks Laura. The article talks about the foods that contain choline but one should note that egg yolks contain so much more than any other food.
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I hope your oldest has enveloped them recently as I think about her eye health.
Thanks again Laura. An informative blogpost as always.
~ Ellyn
Yes Ellyn, eggs are full of choline & thankfully very plentiful here on our farm!
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