Ther-Biotic® Baby

Your baby's gut microbiome begins developing from the moment they're born and plays an important role in digestion, immune function, and overall health. Factors such as cesarean birth, antibiotic exposure, formula feeding, and early life illnesses can influence the balance of beneficial bacteria during this important period. Ther-Biotic® Baby is a thoughtfully formulated, hypoallergenic probiotic designed specifically for infants, providing 10 baby-friendly probiotic strains to help support healthy gut and immune development.

Within the Birthing Mothers community, we often recommend infant probiotics as one piece of a holistic approach to supporting digestive wellness—particularly for babies experiencing occasional gassiness, colic, fussiness, or following antibiotic use, always in partnership with your pediatric healthcare provider. The easy-to-mix powder can be added to breast milk, formula, or food that is at or below body temperature, making it simple to incorporate into your baby's daily routine.

Probiotic Strains Include:

• Lactobacillus: L. rhamnosus, L. casei, L. paracasei, L. gasseri, and L. salivarius
• Bifidobacterium: B. infantis, B. bifidum, B. longum, B. breve, and B. lactis
• Prebiotic base: Inulin (from chicory root)

Why You'll Love It:

• Formulated specifically for infants and young children
• Supports a healthy gut microbiome, digestion, and immune system development†
• May be a helpful addition following cesarean birth, antibiotic use, or other factors that can influence the infant microbiome†
• Contains 10 clinically selected, baby-friendly probiotic strains with 5 billion CFU per scoop
• Hypoallergenic and free from common allergens, artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives
• Easy-to-mix powder that can be added to breast milk, formula, or soft foods

Always consult your pediatrician or qualified healthcare provider before introducing any probiotic to your baby, especially if your infant was born prematurely, has a compromised immune system, or has a medical condition. Probiotics are intended to complement—not replace—routine pediatric care.

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