SmartyPants Prenatal Formula Daily Gummy Vitamins: Gluten Free, Multivitamin, Folate (Methylfolate), Omega 3 (Dha/Epa), Fish Oil, Methyl B12, Vitamin D3, 80 Count (20 Day Supply) - Packaging May Vary

Bought the Garden of Life organic prenatal vitamins for my wife but she wasn't able to keep these down. Probably due to the iron content. So I got this SmartyPants gummies on the advice of her obgyn. My wife has been taking these for the past few days without any nausea or vomitting issues. And she also likes how they taste! So far so good. Also like the fact that these gummies don't contain iron. Iron can cause upset stomach. Even though the serving suggestion says take 4 gummies daily. I think two is enough. You'll still getting the same vitamins and minerals from eating food like fruits, veggies, meat, diary, etc. Prenatal vitamins are really just supplementals to your balanced diet for your the pregnant mother and the baby.

These vitamins were a lifesaver for managing my morning sickness. I could easily suck on them and still get my prenatal vitamins, which made a huge difference in how I felt. They tasted great too, which made taking them much more enjoyable. Overall, I’m really happy with these vitamins and would definitely recommend them for anyone looking for a tasty and effective way to manage morning sickness while getting the necessary nutrients.

I have bought 3 different prenatal gummy vitamins, and the Smarty Pants gummies have the methylfolate my Dr. said I needed to have in a prenatal gummy vitamin. They do not have a horrible taste when you eat them, and they have all the ingredients you need. I definitely recommend these prenatal vitamins.

This is the first time I chose to take this vitamin. With my first two pregnancies, I used another brand. I liked the thought of these gummy vitamins, because sometimes when I take too many pills, I feel nauseous, and I wanted to ease any potential morning sickness. I also liked the fact that these vitamins have the DHA included. HOWEVER (and this is my fault for not double checking) they do not contain iron at all. The only reason I hadn’t checked was because iron is such a BASIC need for pregnant woman, and iron is included in literally every other prenatal vitamin I’ve ever seen. I was only stunned that this vitamin doesn’t contain iron. I didn’t even realize it until I got my bloodwork done, which revealed I have prenatal anemia — which is something I never had with my first two pregnancies! Obviously, all pregnancies are unique, but I was struggling to understand why I was anemic this time around. I actually thought it was something to do with my age or my body, since I haven’t been pregnant in about 8 years. And I eat an extremely healthy diet, rich with greens, proteins, very diverse in my eating. It suddenly occurred to me to check my prenatal vitamin… and it all made so much sense. This is entire time, I haven’t been taking any extra iron! So, please, don’t go through what I went through. I want to make sure that all women are aware of this, because it could be very dangerous not to know! If you’re going to take these prenatals, be absolutely sure you are supplementing with an iron pill.

These have been the only prenatals that haven’t made me sick during this pregnancy. If you’ve been having issues with vitamins tasting like blood and making you sick - these are the ones to go for. My hair and nails have also really benefited from these vitamins. I’m actually planning to keep buying them after I deliver for that reason.