Total Postnatal Vitamins for Women | Vegan DHA, Iron, Folate, B12 | Postpartum Recovery Essentials | Lactation Support for Breastfeeding Moms | Clean Label Award Winner- 60 Capsules, Berry

I’m purchasing for the 4th time, after having my baby and still breastfeeding my 18 month old baby I feel the difference of taking these postnatal vitamins! They are amazing! What I love most is the brain fog is gone, I have more energy and feel less moody! It’s a great value and you can’t taste them. Super easy to use, every day! Totally recommended!

These are easy to swallow and had all of the main vitamins that I was hoping for in my postnatal. The vitamins didn't smell fishy like some other brands I've tried (and had a nice berry scented tablet in there to help with the smell/taste). I used these later into my postpartum journey with my 2nd child, and if I have another, I'd definitely choose this as my postnatal vitamin again.

I am on my second bottle of Pink Stork Total Postnatal Vitamins and really love them. I used Pink Stork magnesium during pregnancy and trusted the brand going into postpartum. These vitamins are easy on my stomach and include everything I want in one place, like vegan DHA, iron, folate, and B12. They also smell and taste good. They feel thoughtfully made for postpartum recovery and breastfeeding, and I have noticed good support for my energy and overall well being. I plan to keep these as part of my daily routine and would highly recommend them to other postpartum and breastfeeding moms.

I am postpartum for the second time and the first time I didn’t take a prenatal. I didn’t think it was necessary. This time I did research and I realized everything i experienced last time was totally because I should have taken a prenatal. I did more research and found the pinkstork postnatal. Since taking it for the last 2 months my nails have become healthier, my postpartum hair loss is minimal (last time I thought I was going to go bald LOL), my milk supply increased, and my mood is better. I have these on authorship! The flavor isn’t bad. More on the fruity side but I take them with my morning electrolytes so I can’t even taste them.

These are pretty complete compared to other post partum vitamins for a breastfeeding mom. The scent doesn’t really help much. The texture is smooth. Unfortunately like most postpartum good quality vitamins, they have a bad taste so drink them with something flavored and night time not on an empty stomach or you will have a stomachache. With any good vitamin, to fit a compete ingredient list the dosage requirement is 2 capsules. So if you are trying to minimize the amount of pills daily, this is not for you. The daily amount of each mineral and vitamin required for a mom who recently gave birth is different than when she was pregnant and Pink Stork hits the mark. After many hours of research and trying many pregnancy and postnatal vitamins, I can say these are the best i found. Ritual was good PREnatal but pink stork has the best POST-natal. Great Value for your money too. I am subscribed for as long as I continue to breastfeed. I have been taking these daily for 7 months now.

No side effects and easy to swallow, worth the money, as soon as they had finished my hair started falling so of course I had to reorder.

I’ve tried a handful of postnatal vitamins, but Pink Stork Total Postnatal really stands out. It gave me peace of mind knowing I was getting a clean, comprehensive formula with everything I needed during recovery and breastfeeding. From the vegan DHA to the methylated folate and B12, I could tell this supplement was thoughtfully formulated. I felt more energized, and it definitely supported my milk supply and overall mood during those exhausting early months. Taking just two small capsules a day was easy, and I appreciated the fresh scent they added to the bottle it made a difference, especially when my stomach was sensitive. While it’s not the cheapest option out there, the subscription makes it more affordable, and honestly, it’s worth every penny for the quality and convenience. If you’re a new mom looking for a vitamin that actually supports you during postpartum recovery and breastfeeding, I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this. It’s one less thing to worry about, and it helped me feel more balanced when I needed it most.

By the second day of taking these vitamins I was throwing up for 13 hours. Finally made it to the emergency room for fluids, meds, and tests. Got back home and was fine. Decided to start back on the vitamins again and wouldn’t you know it, nauseous again. After three separate attempts I’ve confirmed this is the only thing to change about my daily habits and diet and the nausea comes and goes along with the vitamins. I’ve also noticed baby tends to not take breastmilk as well when on these and for a day or so after.