Nature Made Postnatal Multivitamin + DHA is especially developed to meet the increased nutritional demands of nursing mothers and to aid in baby development whilst breastfeeding. This postnatal therapy provides the vitamins and minerals that are so very important to mom and baby during this critical time.
Essential Nutrients for Mom and Baby includes 20 key nutrients, including Vitamins A, C, D3, E, all 8 B vitamins, DHA, Calcium, Iron, Iodine, Magnesium, and Zinc.
Provides nutritional support for both breastfeeding moms and their babies.
Higher Potency for Postnatal. The formula contains much higher doses of Vitamins A, C, D, and E than in a prenatal multivitamin, designed with breastfeeding in mind.
Omega-DHA for Fetal Development DHA is a unique Omega-3 fatty acid that acts in fetal brain and eye development.
Promoting Strong Bones and Immune System contains calcium and Vitamin D to promote healthy bone development in both mother and baby.
Iron assists red blood cell formation and oxygen transport within the body.
Magnesium, Zinc, and Iodine aid in supporting other body functions.
Convenient One Softgel A Day. With the allowances given, one softgel will last for 60 days.
Very easy to incorporate into any routine.
Assists increased nutritional needs during lactation so that mom remains healthy and energized and provides essential nutrients to her baby.
DHA helps the brain and eye development of the baby.
Calcium and Vitamin D work together for the benefit of strong bones for both mom and her baby.
Energy and Immune Support: Essential vitamins and minerals help maintain energy and immune functions during this period.
One softgel per day with water and a meal.
The serving size is one softgel providing vitamins and minerals, such as DHA, Iron, Calcium, Iodine, Magnesium, and Zinc.
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Helps calm mind and reduce stress.
Supports healthy, restful sleep.
Promotes nervous system balance.
