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Im kinda scared because I havent taking my prenatals in a week and my eating habits have been horrible lately.  I want to eat but I'm just not hungry. I'm almost 21 weeks ftm , should I be worried or not ?
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Those things are nasty i take Flintstone kiddie vitamins 2 a day will do u jus fine
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Remember one thing, women had healthy babies before there wad such a thing as prenatal vitamins! :) I forget to take mine all the time, but my mom didnt take any with all 4 of her kids and we were all perfectly healthy :) just do what ya can and leave the rest up to God. :))
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At the end of my first pregnancy I ended up taking maybe 10 in 3 months BC I just kept forgetting. Just keep trying to remember. I keep mine next to my phone charger so I have to look at them everyday
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4456535 tn?1355894638
Im the same way i hate takin my prenatals because i cant ever remember. And i eat more junk food than healthy food
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4835896 tn?1369369421
Thanks , that helped !
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Don't worry just strive to do better each day & take those vitamins. I think we have all had bad periods of eating habits during pregnancy. Baby will begin to take from your bodies stores (your bones, teeth, fat) if you continue to not provide what it needs so it's important to just improve.
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