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The words likely aren’t there yet, but you can tell your baby’s ready to say “Hello” to solids—as well as the little muscles they help develop.
Every one of your baby’s first 1000 days are equally important.
You feel like you could have blinked and missed your baby’s first year, so you want to make the most of every moment leading up to birthday #2.
Preparing for Baby
Infant Nutrition
Toddler Nutrition
Growth & Development
Crying & Colic Relief
Sleep
Baby Food Allergies
Getting Pregnant
I’m looking for products with Halal or Kosher certification, does Nestlé have any?
Be sure to check the package for specific Halal or Kosher symbols. Here are some of the products you’ll find:
Kosher
How about organic products, are they offered by Nestlé?
Yep! Choose from a variety of organic products, like the ones below:
Non-GMO products are high on my list, are they available from Nestlé?
Nestlé offers a variety of non-GMO products— like these:
Where can I go if I have additional questions regarding Nestlé Products?
If you are seeking more information or need to connect with us, visit our Support Hub and we’ll be happy to help.
What can I do if I am having difficulty swallowing my NESTLÉ® MATERNA® tablets?
Hopefully one of the following will help you—you can try to:
Materna contains animal derivatives. Please reach out to Nestlé Canada Consumer Care if you feel you require further clarification.
When should I start taking a prenatal multivitamin?
A woman should start taking a prenatal multivitamin containing folic acid at least 10 - 12 weeks prior to conception - when she is trying to conceive or planning a pregnancy.
How long should I take a prenatal multivitamin?
Experts recommend for a woman to continue taking a daily multivitamin containing 0.4 - 1.0 mg folic acid for 4 - 6 weeks postpartum or for as long as breastfeeding continues1.
What time of day should I take a prenatal multivitamin?
You can take a prenatal multivitamin at any time of day.
Folic acid is a B vitamin essential for the healthy development of the fetus, brain, and skull during the early weeks of pregnancy.
What is the difference between folic acid and folate?
Folate and folic acid are B vitamins. Sometimes the terms are used interchangeably but there is the difference.