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Kin - The Postnatal - Reviews by Australian Parents

4.5from 396 reviews

An everyday essential for new mothers.

Designed to address postpartum depletion and support the nutritional needs of new mothers 6 months after birth and while breastfeeding.

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18 highly bioavailable essential ingredients
supports brain & body function
gluten and allergen-free
breastfeeding safe
highly absorbable ingredients

Upasana VIC, None kids in tow

February 11, 2026

Great ingredients

Stephanie VIC, 1 kid in tow

January 23, 2026

They were great postpartum

Danielle Olsen QLD, 1 kid in tow

January 8, 2026

Good

Roseanna QLD, None kids in tow

January 6, 2026

Looks good and would consider purchasing

These vitamins provide peace of mind.

Cara VIC, None kids in tow November 27, 2025

Tess QLD, None kids in tow

August 23, 2025

Very helpful

Danni SA, 1 kid in tow

July 27, 2025

Looking forward to trying

Emily VIC, 2 kids in tow

July 17, 2025

Taken daily , no upset stomach or constipation

Nicola VIC

June 20, 2025

Look forward to working these into my daily routine Have not started raking them yet, but have heard very good things

Great product to include

Nicole shady WA, 3 kids in tow June 13, 2025

Edrianne QLD, 1 kid in tow

June 5, 2025

Great product!

Maddie NSW

May 23, 2025

Noticed a slight difference once product had been started, would consider continuing the use of the product to see the ongoing benefits

Michelle Whyte QLD, 3 kids in tow

May 21, 2025

I have only recently started these prenatal vitamins and I must say they are a delight to take the smell/ flavour is amazing and makes it easier to take

Anna QLD

May 20, 2025

I received the Kin Omega-3 and absolutely love itI've been taking it daily. It doesnt have the usual fishy aftertaste that some omega supplements do, which makes it so much easier to stick with. I appreciate that it's specifically formulated for pregnancy and supports both babys brain development and my overall health. Definitely a product Id recommend to other mums-to-be looking for a high-quality supplement.

The Kin Postnatal Breastfeeding Vitamins look like such a thoughtfully formulated and supportive product for new mums. I was really impressed by the quality and care thats clearly gone into them. Unfortunately, Ive recently stopped breastfeeding, so I didnt get the chance to try them myselfbut I would have loved to have had these earlier on my journey. Ill definitely be recommending them to my mum friends who are still breastfeeding!

Danielle NSW, 2 kids in tow May 15, 2025

Tamara NSW, 2 kids in tow

May 14, 2025

I will give it a go it looks good

Kristal VIC, 2 kids in tow

April 16, 2025

{"type" : "text", "value" :"Wish I found this sooner!Im currently 8 months postpartum and no longer breastfeeding, so I really wish Id come across Kin Postnatal tablets earlierthese wouldve been amazing to pass on extra benefits to my baby. That said, Ive started taking them for myself, and even within a week Ive noticed a difference. I have more energy, my mood feels more balanced, and I love that it specifically targets postpartum hair loss (which is honestly reason enough to keep going!). I hadnt heard of Kin before, but Im really impressed and will definitely be recommending it to all my pregnant and new mum friends."}

Eunice San Diego SA

April 15, 2025

I havent take any tablets yet. Maybe after I give Birth I would def try this. Hospital accepted this as a giveaway-therefore it is safe

Danielle NSW, 2 kids in tow

April 14, 2025

Still getting through them. I think theyve really helped me! I had thrush after my first baby and have not had it this time around. Will definitely purchase more when I run out

Supports mums breastfeeding supply. Regular sized pills that are easy to consume.

Nicole Wong VIC April 12, 2025

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