How long after giving birth do you have to still take prenatals?

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Prenatles are just vitamins. They recommend you keep taking them but you don’t have to. It’s not the end of the world if you don’t

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If you are breast feeding you should be taking them the whole time.  If not, then you don’t need to be, but taking vitamins is always a good thing.

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I was told to take them throughout our breastfeeding journey. 
Plus they're just an awesome all around vitamin, I never stopped! 😊

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You're supposed to take them the whole time you're in your age of fertility.

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I wasn't told to take them after birth.

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I took them until I finished breastfeeding/pumping.

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I started taking them when I was 20 and am now 31. I don’t have any plans to stop until I go through menopause.

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Whenever you want. I’m 7 months months pp but still take it because after birth and breastfeeding, your hormones are all over and I lose a lot of hair while my hormones regulate so I take a postnatal pill, and a fish oil pill.

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You should take a multivitamin everyday anyway as an adult so whether it be a prenatal or any other vitamin it does not matter. 
But typically you can stop whenever. With my first I stopped when I stopped breast feeding, or maybe when the bottle ran out

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You're supposed to take them while you breastfeed and my obgyn said to take them a year before ttc so my body would have enough reserves so I guess I'll be taking them the next several years!

How long after giving birth do you have to still take prenatals?

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