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Everything You Need To Know About Prenatal Vitamins
Why Our Prenatal Vitamin Is SO Much Better
When Should You Starting Taking Baby Love™?
Why Omega-3s Are Vital During Pregnancy
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When it comes to a multivitamin, doctors recommend you take one every day. We make Baby Love™ available by subscription so you feel great every day, for the first 21, 90, and beyond.
FAQs
You can take Baby Love™ during preconception, pregnancy, and the 4th trimester (or indefinitely if you plan to have more children).
During preconception: To address any existing deficiencies, help prevent birth defects, pre-term birth, and sometimes morning sickness (up to year before conceiving, but at least 3 months before).
During pregnancy: So you and baby get all you need to develop well.
During the 4th trimester, until you stop breast-feeding, or indefinitely: If you plan to have another child to help your body bounce back from delivery, deliver the nutrients baby needs through breast milk, and to maintain healthy levels of vitamins and minerals for future pregnancies.
As always, anytime you add anything new to your regimen, we recommend checking in with your doctor/healthcare provider to ensure it makes sense for you, and they can answer any more specific questions you might have!
Baby Love™ is made of 25+ vitamins, minerals, and nutraceuticals, so you're not only getting your basics covered, but also receiving more to help support you and baby as best as possible.
For example, we included 800mg of folate (the best kind of folic acid for proper development of baby’s spine and brain), ginger to help ease morning sickness, and echinacea to help support immunity!*
Baby Love™ is made of 25+ vitamins, minerals, and nutraceuticals, so you're not only getting your basics covered, but also receiving more to help support you and baby as best as possible.
You can find an ingredient break-down and comparison to other brands here!
Neither Baby Love™ or XOmegas™ are vegan.
An Omega-3 is a crucial, fatty acid found in fish. EPA and DHA are two types of Omega-3s that are essential to the body, but that we can't make ourselves, so we packed them into our XOmegas™ capsules to send extra XOs your way!
Omega-3s benefit heart health, immunity, and so much more. If you take a prenatal multivitamin, there's no reason NOT to take an Omega-3 supplement alongside it. More nutrients = better health. Simple as that.
Yes, take 3 capsules of Baby Love™ daily. We pack so many vitamins and nutrients (plus herbs and nutraceuticals for extra benefits) into Baby Love™ that all the goodness fits into three types of capsules.
You can take them all together, or split them across your day! They’re all vital in making sure you receive the vitamins and minerals you deserve! Plus, don’t forget your 1 soft-gel of XOmegas™ daily as well.
If you're already taking a different prenatal vitamin, it's best to consult with your doctor to see if Baby Love™ can be incorporated into your regimen!
Daily Love™ is our multivitamin for women 18+, while Baby Love™ is a prenatal multivitamin specifically geared to support baby and mother.
It takes a lot of vitamins and minerals to grow a healthy baby - more than women normally need, and especially more folic acid (in the form of folate) and iron. Baby Love™ is designed to address these needs and give expecting mothers their vitamins and minerals, while also doing more to address common pregnancy effects like morning sickness!*
You only need to take one type of multivitamin.
Baby Love™ shares the same foundation as Daily Love, so you'll still be receiving the daily vitamins and minerals you need plus extra vitamins and minerals specifically geared towards mom and baby. Deciding between Daily Love™ or Baby Love™ depends on if you're pregnant, trying to get pregnant, or just had a baby. Talk to your doctor to see which multivitamin makes sense for your health and lifestyle!
A supplement is designed to target a certain wellness gap (think: bloating, mood, skin, etc), and support it by a variety of ingredients like organic herbs, probiotics, and digestive enzymes. On the other hand, a multivitamin supports nutritional needs from vitamins and minerals that we may not be getting from our diet, helping the body perform vital and basic functions.
In other words, a multivitamin covers the basics. A supplement is the cherry on top. Together, they can help you feel your best overall!
Baby Love™ is our prenatal multivitamin for use during preconception, pregnancy, and 4th trimester. Whole Love™, on the other hand, is a menopause multivitamin for women 50+.
A change in your urine color to bright yellow is normal when taking a multivitamin like Baby Love™.
This is caused by Vitamin B complex, but specifically Vitamin B2, known as Riboflavin. B-complex vitamins are water-soluble vitamins and are not stored in the body (unlike other vitamins and minerals), which means they are dissolved in water and are quickly absorbed by your body. Any excess vitamins your body doesn’t need will be eliminated through urine, causing that change in color.
Because water-soluble vitamins are not made or stored in the body, it is important to take them every day for maximum health benefits. So no need to worry! You can continue to take Baby Love™ as directed, and your body will take it from there. You can read more about Vitamin B2 here.
‡A bottle of XOmegas™ is included as a gift with purchase with every multivitamin order and cannot be swapped or replaced with other items. XOmegas™ is not eligible for a return/refund on its own as a gift with purchase. Subscription orders are not eligible for further discounts or promotions. See FAQ for details.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information provided does not constitute medical advice and should not take the place of consulting a physician. This information does not and should not replace treatment from a medical professional. If you need medical advice or assistance, you should consult a physician.