Pregnacare Breast-Feeding
Pregnacare Breast-feeding provides comprehensive multivitamin support combined with calcium & omega-3 fatty acids, which are especially important at this time. - Extra care for breast-feeding mums - Pregnacare Breast-feeding is specially formulated to help support the nutritional requirements of new mothers throughout the postnatal period and while breast-feeding. - A healthy, varied diet is vital for new mothers, to help produce nutritious breast milk and maintain their own health during the postnatal period. Postnatal micronutrient tablets - Carefully formulated by experts, with essential vitamins, minerals and DHA, to help support all-around health and vitality. - With 700mg Calcium, Vitamin K & D3 and Magnesium which contribute to the maintenance of normal bone. - Vitamin B6, Niacin (vit. B3), Iron and Magnesium which contribute to normal energy release. - Includes the recommended level of 10µg vitamin D3 as recommended by the Department of Health for all women while breast-feeding. High Purity Omega-3 capsule - Maternal intake of DHA (Docosahexaenoic acid) contributes to the normal brain and eye development of breast-fed infants†††. - Infants have limited capability to synthesize fatty acids, which therefore must be obtained direct from external sources such as the mothers milk. - Each capsule provides 300mg DHA, the level recommended by international experts** (ISSFAL) for mums during lactation. - High quality GMP fish oil, produced in Norway. **Journal of the American College of Nutrition, Vol. 18, No. 5, 487-489 (1999) †††A daily intake of 200mg DHA is required in addition to the recommended daily intake of 250mg DHA / EPA for adults. Most recommended by midwives†† ††The prenatal multivitamin brand midwives and health visitors recommend most.Shipping Costs
Free UK Delivery on all orders over £30 - Delivery within 3-5 working days
Standard UK Delivery - £2.95 - Delivery within 3-5 working days
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This means the packaging is plain, there is no mention of what product is inside your package and there is no mention of Chemist 4 U either.
We respect that many of our products are of a sensitive nature - this is why we take every step to keep your purchases private.
If you’re a mum who’s about to start breastfeeding for the first time then you probably have a lot of questions about how it’s all going to go down.
It seems like every breastfeeding mum has a different experience that can even differ from child to child, leaving you wonder where to turn for breastfeeding advice.
That’s why we’re going to look at some of your frequently asked questions about all things breastfeeding and help you to get all the answers you need.
One of the most important things that pregnant mothers have to consider is how they’re going to feed their baby.
It’s a lot to think about, but today we’re going to try to get to the bottom of which method is the best choice for you.
We’ll look at the pros and cons of breastfeeding vs bottle feeding, so you can make the best decision for you and your little one.
If your little one is sick it can be a worrying time. It’s difficult to see your baby feeling so uncomfortable and unwell, and you’ll be searching for something that can help to nurse them back to health.
Well, to make your life easier we’re going to take a look at some of the most common illnesses your baby could be suffering from and what you can give them to help make it all better.
Breastfeeding is a beautiful thing but sometimes you can have troubling problems which make this special bonding time with your baby a lot more complicated.
One problem you may encounter while breastfeeding is thrush, which can affect both mother and baby, making breastfeeding uncomfortable or even painful.
If you’re a breastfeeding parent who is worried about thrush, this guide will help you to learn everything you need to know about thrush and how it can affect breastfeeding.
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