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prenatal vitamins (:
' when taken prenatal vitamins , how does it effect you && the baby ? What are some of the things are happening when taken prenatal vitamins ? I need HELPPPPPPPPPPP.
Take 2 kids Flintstones gummies a day. They wont constipate you
I've tried many many brands thru both my pregnancies and have had severe vomiting because of all brands. My body is not very good at absorbing extra vitamins. Doctor told me it's fine and not to worry about them as they cause me more stress then benefits. My kids are both normal and healthy. Honestly kids have survived generations without this sort of exact vitamin so I don't see the big deal. Yes it's good if you can but don't feel guilty if you can't.
Prenatals give you extra vitamin intake because baby is taking vitamins from your body. So taking prenatals everyday is a great benefit to you and to baby. These vitamins will help your hair and nairs grow and help with babied development. So no your babys hair and nails just dont grow but its giving your baby all around goodness so he or she can come out healthy and strong.
I take mine everyday. Sometimes its fine other times they make me sick or constipated. Honestly though I don't care lol, anything for my little peanut
I have tried several kinds and they all see to nauseate me. I take my at night so I don't have to deal with the nausea so much.
' if I continue to take them would my baby hair and nails grow ? ? ?
Some of them can have to much iron and can cause constipation. I'm having that problem with mine right now. I'm calling my Dr in the morning to see what other types he recommends
I know they are great for us but mine have always given me heartburn :-(
They are just to help make sure you and baby are getting all of the nutrients possible. As long as I take them on a full stomach it has no negative effects. My friend swears that hers allows her to have energy, and her hair and nails grow quicker and healthy.
Both you and baby are getting the necessary nutrients needed during pregnancy. From folic acid, to calcium, to vitamin K (and much more).
Prenatal vitamins are both healthy for you and the baby. Continue to take them even after the baby is born.
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