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		<title>By: Leah</title>
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		<dc:creator>Leah</dc:creator>
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		<description>Well, I&#039;m pregnant right now.  This is my second pregnancy and I&#039;ve taken a different approach to it with alot of physical fitness and good nutrition.  My first pregnancy had me gaining a little over 70 lbs. and I worked all that off, but this pregnancy I&#039;m still gaining more then the 25 lbs. recommended.  Try double that.  Even though I exercise and watch my nutrition, I tend to snack all day because I get hungry all the time.  

So I want to say two things about a diet during pregnancy.  (1) I think it&#039;s possible, but instead of thinking of it as a diet, maybe a nutritional guideline would be better.  Like for instance, plan to eat lots of fruits and veges during snacks, etc instead of baked goods(I crave them too!).  But I would caution people from constricting calories in general.  If you make sure the calories count better by eating nutritious &quot;clean&quot; food instead of things full of preservatives, you really won&#039;t need more than 300-600 calories a day.  And (2) Getting more physical activity is a great way to ensure that your body is not getting too big.  The more you move, the slimmer you will be anyway.  Don&#039;t overdue it, but don&#039;t be lazy either.  

I really think that some women just are inclined to gain more during pregnancy and there is very little you can do to stop that.  I&#039;m totally in that category.  And if you are in that boat, just join Weight Watchers afterwards.  It was great when I was breastfeeding...and I hear you can burn 800 calories a day breastfeeding without even having to get off the couch.  Imagine what would happen if you coupled that with weight watchers and some exercise....lbs. will melt.

Leahs last blog post..&lt;a href=&quot;http://www.bookieboo.com/xn/detail/1782308:BlogPost:28685&quot;&gt;Lean Cuisine Recall!&lt;/a&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Well, I&#8217;m pregnant right now.  This is my second pregnancy and I&#8217;ve taken a different approach to it with alot of physical fitness and good nutrition.  My first pregnancy had me gaining a little over 70 lbs. and I worked all that off, but this pregnancy I&#8217;m still gaining more then the 25 lbs. recommended.  Try double that.  Even though I exercise and watch my nutrition, I tend to snack all day because I get hungry all the time.  </p>
<p>So I want to say two things about a diet during pregnancy.  (1) I think it&#8217;s possible, but instead of thinking of it as a diet, maybe a nutritional guideline would be better.  Like for instance, plan to eat lots of fruits and veges during snacks, etc instead of baked goods(I crave them too!).  But I would caution people from constricting calories in general.  If you make sure the calories count better by eating nutritious &#8220;clean&#8221; food instead of things full of preservatives, you really won&#8217;t need more than 300-600 calories a day.  And (2) Getting more physical activity is a great way to ensure that your body is not getting too big.  The more you move, the slimmer you will be anyway.  Don&#8217;t overdue it, but don&#8217;t be lazy either.  </p>
<p>I really think that some women just are inclined to gain more during pregnancy and there is very little you can do to stop that.  I&#8217;m totally in that category.  And if you are in that boat, just join Weight Watchers afterwards.  It was great when I was breastfeeding&#8230;and I hear you can burn 800 calories a day breastfeeding without even having to get off the couch.  Imagine what would happen if you coupled that with weight watchers and some exercise&#8230;.lbs. will melt.</p>
<p>Leahs last blog post..<a href="http://www.bookieboo.com/xn/detail/1782308:BlogPost:28685">Lean Cuisine Recall!</a></p>
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