Its recommended that you take a folic acid supplement if you are planning on getting pregnant but a pregnancy multivitamin such as Blackmores pregnancy and breastfeeding is probably your best option. Also just a healthy diet, good sleep and exercise helps as well.

I used elevit which was recommended by my dr

my doc suggested elevit and i’ve used it for all three of my kids. blackmores would be my second choice and these brands have been around for a long time

Go to the Dr’s first, they’ll give you a quick check up, ask some questions about your health & diet & probably suggest you start on Elevit at least 3 months prior to conceiving. In saying that, friends have used other pre natal vitamins & everything’s been fine for their baby’s.
Start a healthy, fresh vegies & meat diet & start regular exercise (if you don’t already) but nothing too strenuous… I think these things definitely helped me!
And, don’t stress if nothing happens straight away, it can take awhile!

I would make sure your vitamins and iron levels are good and try and maintain a healthy diet throughout

Make sure you take a vitamin containing colic acid:)

Any pregnancy vitamins are always good fro pre-conception care too.

I started on elivit as soon as I was trying to conceive and still take it now I’m breastfeeding. Hubby took Zinc for healthy sperm

My gp highly recommended Elevit for me and it was brilliant through out my pregenancy

I took Elevate the whole pregnancy, you might also want to chat to your GP as well.

Folic acid for mum to be and just a good general diet. 85% good (boring and healthy) and 15% tasty yummy nice. Easy on the beer and wine for both.

I think there are many different opinions but when I went to have my first child my Doctor was very big on simply eating a healthy diet. he didnt believe in taking extra vitmains and such unless you needed them. He did blood tests and told me that my levels in all things were perfect and not to worry about taking tablets of any kind. he would test me monthly during my pregnancy and said that I never needed anything. My baby was very healthy.

My 2nd pregnancy and a different Doctor and i was put on Iron tablets which were a nightmare. I became seriously constipated and ended up hemmoroids because of it. No amount of changing my diet helped with the constipation, heartburn and just plain feeling uncomfortable i felt.

Baby #3 and i refused to take Iron but i did take folate. My pregnancy was much better.

All my kids were/are helathy

Maybe talk to a pharmacist,they have knowledge & usually updated 2 new products.

Through my 4 pregnancies I had elvite and they are fantastic.

Make sure you take frolic acid:)

I avoided all supplements until I spoke with my doctor of course you need to take folate but other then that my doctor advised against the multi vitamins as I only required iron and Vitamin D. Each person is different as are their needs. As for your diet unless you eat junk food on a regular basis id keep at the usual pyramid of food

Hey there. As a mum of one after multiple miscarriages, I would have to say there probably isn’t much other than being healthy really. Unless of course your doctor tells you otherwise. Taking pregnancy vitamins is also a good idea.
It will happen when it’s supposed to, which you’re probably sick of hearing

Karicare has a great range of prenatal vitamins. When looking for vitamins be mindful that some don’t contain iron which is a very important vitamin so always read the label.

Folic Acid and just eat healthy food, no need for special diets unless you have a medical condition in which case you should discuss your dietary needs with your Doctor – all the best.