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Pregnacare 30's
From pre-conception, throughout pregnancy and lactation PregnacareŽ is the most popular and trusted supplement for mothers-to-be to safeguard their diet, from those who are planning for pregnancy or already pregnant, right through to the end of breast-feeding. A scientifically developed formulation of 17 important vitamins and minerals, PregnacareŽ contains vitamin B12, and also includes folic acid at exactly the levels recommended for the development of the unborn baby. Other essential vitamins and minerals shown to help maintain a healthy pregnancy are also included.
The Department of Health recommends women planning a baby should take a supplement containing 400 mcg of folic acid from the start of trying to conceive until the 12th week of pregnancy. This is the exact amount of folic acid contained in PregnacareŽ, but folic acid is also important outside the first twelve weeks. As well as helping to maintain normal healthy development of the neural tube and nervous system, folic acid is required for foetal growth and is vital for cell division from a single cell to a fully developed baby. PregnacareŽ is therefore recommended throughout pregnancy, not just the first 12 weeks.
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£4.95
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1x 30 Tablets per pack |
(Code: 5055) |
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Pregnacare 90's
From pre-conception, throughout pregnancy and lactation PregnacareŽ is the most popular and trusted supplement for mothers-to-be to safeguard their diet, from those who are planning for pregnancy or already pregnant, right through to the end of breast-feeding. A scientifically developed formulation of 17 important vitamins and minerals, PregnacareŽ contains vitamin B12, and also includes folic acid at exactly the levels recommended for the development of the unborn baby. Other essential vitamins and minerals shown to help maintain a healthy pregnancy are also included.
The Department of Health recommends women planning a baby should take a supplement containing 400 mcg of folic acid from the start of trying to conceive until the 12th week of pregnancy. This is the exact amount of folic acid contained in PregnacareŽ, but folic acid is also important outside the first twelve weeks. As well as helping to maintain normal healthy development of the neural tube and nervous system, folic acid is required for foetal growth and is vital for cell division from a single cell to a fully developed baby. PregnacareŽ is therefore recommended throughout pregnancy, not just the first 12 weeks.
Available in 3 months supply.
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£12.75
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1x 90 Tablets per pack |
(Code: 5034) |
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Pregnacare Cream 100ml
PregnacareŽ Cream is a new massage cream, specially formulated to care for stretching skin during pregnancy. Stretch marks can appear anywhere on the body where the skin has been stretched. They occur when the lower layer of the skin containing collagen and elastin, which give our skin its elasticity, becomes damaged by a rapid weight loss or weight gain, such as in pregnancy. The purple appearance of the stretch mark on the skin is caused by the small blood vessels beneath the surface, which become more visible with stretching.
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£5.95
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1x 100ml Tube per pack |
(Code: 5063) |
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New Pregnancy & Birth Book
"Practical, straightforward and easy to use ... One couldn't recommend better" The Royal College of Midwives
The complete practical guide for all parents-to-be from best-selling pregnancy and childcare author Dr Miriam Stoppard.
Taking you and your partner through every stage of pregnancy and birth - from preconceptual planning to the first days of life - this thoroughly updated handbook explains the physical and emotional changes you will experience during pregnancy.
With reassuring advice on nutrition, exercise, antenatal care and your choices in chidbirth this is a must-have for expectant mummies and daddies.
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£10.99
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1x book per pack |
(Code: 2005) |
* Previous editions have sold over 1.1 million copies * Dr Miriam Stoppard is the leading pregnancy and childcare author in the UK * Provides reassuring, practical advice on nutrition,exercise,antenatal care and choices in childbirth
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