Serious question ...
Do I necessarily have to take prenatal vitamins or is it ok if I dont. Im 34 weeks and going to be 35 weeks tomorrow and my baby is healthy ... I eat alot and drink right
I Never Take Them N I'm In My Third Trimester And My Little Man Is Good And Healthy
Take them and if your going to breast feed you still beed to take them
Yea my doctor told me to take them, but I just dont want to take them
With both my babies I stopped taking them at about 20 weeks, and I never remembered to take them after birth although the doctor said I could, I just didn't care to.
I take them still and will be taking them after . Personal preference.
I took them during my first semester and half of my second semester . They were making me so sick to the point that I stopped taking them
it's mostly important in your first trimester. bc it gives back what baby was taking from you. if you're eating healthy and getting the nutrients needed from your foods. it'll be just fine if you're not taking them anymore or if you forget a lot. at this point your baby is pretty much functioning on their own in ways. just Makd sure you keep getting iron, vitamin c, folic acid and all that other great stuff.
I only took them in my first trimester. It's better to take them. But they upset my stomach.
Starting TWW. Anyone else?
I had a stillborn daughter at 38 weeks this passed Nov. This is my second month ttc. (Last month we only tried for like two weeks though). My last and only pregnancy, I got pregnant the first month of ttc so I hope it's quick this time again.

I swear it gets bigger everyday, but I'll be 39 weeks Friday ❤
I am 28 weeks and my son is already 3 pounds. I am inducing myself at 37 weeks.
Can some one please tell me i was reading the pregnancy tracker it says second week you release a egg am i reading this wright in thats were sperm in egg meet!!!
It's my turn ladies!
Finally, after nearly FORTY-TWO weeks... I decided to get induced. Baby Violet scared me with some decreased fetal movement and I couldn't wait any longer.
Folic acid is the most important to have, or it CAN cause problems. Not saying it will, but it's possible.