What do you typically eat in a day while pregnant?

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Like all of your meals I have been watching YouTube videos but I feel most of them are unrealistic

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Whatever sounds good. I’ve had major food aversions where nothing ever sounds good so I’ve pretty much been living off of ham and cheese quesadillas and roasted green beans. Nothing else ever sounds good. Just listen to your body and try to make healthy choices.

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Today was the following:
Breakfast: egg, cheese, lettuce, tomato, sprouts on a bagel
A piece of Danish for snack
A clementine a few hours later
Moose chili and corn bread for dinner. 
Probably a few more clementine before bed because I cant seem to get enough lately.

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I survived on watermelon, pineapple, strawberries, and avocado. And most of that came back up everyday. Being pregnant was the best weight loss plan I’ve ever done 🤷🏼‍♀️

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I ate like an absolute pig every single day of my pregnancy & I gained 50 pounds, 20 of which I still have 9 months later. Which is I’d say just try to eat somewhat healthy, but you don’t have to eat perfectly healthy every single day. It’s okay to pig out sometimes

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it’s okay to satisfy your cravings. try to make healthy choices as well. for me, i had such bad food aversions than even opening my odorless pantry, to my pregnancy nose, the smell was unbearable!!! of my PANTRY, not even fridge. but yeah, i ate a lot of red beans and rice (at least a few times a week) and loved loved loved smoothies and fruit. i liked veggie subs. always been a sucker for carbs. i’m vegan so my food choices tend to be somewhat healthy regardless but eat whatever you can stomach. also when you start feeling full after a bite or two, that’s when snacking throughout the day becomes important.

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