Nutrition tips

  • Monitor your diet closely; avoid too much calorie and fats in-take
  • Ignorance is not an option; get a recommended diet plan from your doctor
  • Look for healthy alternatives for your cravings
  • Replace carbonated or high calorie drinks with water or milk
  • A protein rich diet helps in cell growth, blood production, growth and functionality of the placenta and amniotic tissues
  • Whole grains provide energy for growth of the baby and help fight nausea and constipation
  • Vitamin C is an anti-oxidant essential for development of baby’s gums, teeth and bones.
  • Vitamin 8 helps in blood and protein development and enzyme function
  • Iron protects against anaemia and helps in supplying more blood to the baby.
  • Dairy products should be taken to aid in development of the baby’s strong teeth and
    bones.
  • Fresh fruits and vegetables contain vital vitamins that can be passed on from mother to child.

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