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MegaFood Baby & Me 2 Prenatal Vitamin

by MegaFood

"Whole-food prenatal with methylfolate, choline, and gentle iron — doctor recommended for sensitive stomachs"

Amazon Rating
4.6/5
Reviews
8,000+
Price Range
$36-44
Servings
60 servings
Non-GMO Project VerifiedCertified B CorpCertified Gluten FreeNSF Certified
Our Editorial Rating
8.8
Very Good
FormTablet
SubcategoryPremium Prenatal
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Overview

MegaFood Baby & Me 2 is a premium whole-food prenatal vitamin that uses FoodState nutrients — vitamins and minerals bound to whole foods for better absorption and gentler digestion. The formula includes 600mcg methylfolate (not folic acid), 300mg choline (a nutrient most prenatals lack but is critical for fetal brain development), 18mg gentle iron from beet root, and vitamin D3. MegaFood's whole-food approach means nutrients come paired with their natural cofactors, mimicking how they appear in food. This is one of the few prenatals that includes meaningful choline.

Key Ingredients

IngredientAmount
Methylfolate600 mcg DFE
Choline300 mg
Iron (from Beet Root)18 mg
Vitamin D3600 IU
Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin)Included

Pros & Cons

What We Like

  • Whole-food FoodState nutrients
  • 300mg choline (most prenatals have 0)
  • Methylfolate (not folic acid)
  • Gentle iron from beet root
  • Can be taken on empty stomach

What Could Be Better

  • 2 tablets per serving
  • Premium price ($36-44)
  • No DHA/omega-3 included
  • Lower folate than some prenatals (600mcg)

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Sensitive stomachs during pregnancy
  • Those wanting whole-food nutrients
  • MTHFR mutation carriers
  • Those who need choline in their prenatal

Not Ideal For

  • Budget prenatal seekers
  • Those wanting DHA included
  • Those who prefer one-a-day format

Our Verdict

8.8/10 — Very Good

MegaFood Baby & Me 2 is the premium prenatal for mothers who want whole-food nutrition. The inclusion of 300mg choline is a major differentiator — choline is critical for fetal brain development but absent from most prenatals. The gentle, food-based iron won't upset sensitive stomachs.

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