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Pregnancy Nutrition and Diet

Pregnancy inspires many women to eat healthier and cut certain foods out of their diets. But eating for two is no easy task! Talk to other women on this board about food cravings, nutrition, and how to avoid and treat common food-related pregnancy symptoms such as heartburn and constipation.
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Dont feel like having Lunch and dinner : 11 week pregneant

Last post 04-24-2009 10:07 AM by Xavier'sMommyLV. 1 replies.
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  • 04-23-2009 6:43 PM

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    Dont feel like having Lunch and dinner : 11 week pregneant

    hello...i am 11 week pregneant...the main problem i am facing is with food. the time when food comes in front of me, i dont feel like eating it...i have even tried this with my favourite dishes. i do feel hungry but just at the look at the food , the hunger disappears :) seems as if my stomach is playing games with me. Though i dont have any nausea problem.... Also what are thye vegetables that i should take during this timeas i am not a big fan of them :) Thanks and waiting eagerly for the replies :)
  • 04-24-2009 10:07 AM In reply to

    Re: Dont feel like having Lunch and dinner : 11 week pregneant

    Congrats on the 11 week mark. Your stomach is TOTALLY playing games with you. Everyone is different in early pregnancy but it is really important to be trying to get the baby as much nutrition as you can right now. Sooo, prenatal vitamins are def a must and if you are going to try and eat anything, try to make it good nutritous food so every calorie counts. For this early, leafy greens things are the best for their folic acid and iron content. LIke spinach, asparagus, okra. Lentils are also some of the best "power foods" around. They have tons of protein, fiber, and vitamins so a little bit will go a long way for you. Calcium is also really important, so try and get some milk in there too!!!

    If all else fails, ask your OB to refer you to a pregnancy dietician or nutritionist that can help you plan what best to eat, even if its not very much, to ensure that baby gets the best possible help at this early stage. Baby will take from your body what he or she needs to develop, and you want to make sure you are replacing that so you can grow a healthy baby, but stay healthy yourself.

    Good luck and happy growing. Hopefully, before long you'll be like me and having to NOT eat everything in sight!!!!

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