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An infant’s first major contact with bacteria and other microbes occurs at birth. Babies born vaginally acquire their initial microbiome from the birth canal and gut. Those delivered by caesarean section are more likely to acquire bugs from their mother’s skin and the hospital.

Antibiotics during pregnancy can alter the mother’s microbiome and therefore the microbial profile her baby acquires.

Antibiotics kill off not only the bacteria causing the infection, but also bacteria of the microbiome, including those that are beneficial. The resulting imbalance of the microbiome is known as dysbiosis.

http://theconversation.com/antibiotics-before-birth-and-in-early-life-can-affect-long-term-health-97778

I'm pretty adept at putting pieces together despite my lack of medical education.

All 3 of my children were born vaginally, all natural. First was born en caul. 2nd and 3rd born within 30mins of bags breaking.