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Here’s Some Great Advice For Your Pregnancy

By Mommy's Joy

Getting ready for a new pregnancy is a scary, but wonderful time in your life. There seem to be so many things to do, so much to learn, so many appointments to remember. We keep doing it though for the awesome payoff at the end. Here’s some tips to make your pregnancy as easy as can be.

If pregnancy interferes with your ability to sleep well, it may be time to adjust your intake of liquids. After all, your bladder is under stress, too. Be sure that you’re taking in enough water throughout the day, but take it slow after you eat dinner and before bed. Doing this reduces the chances of getting up in the night to go to the bathroom.

You should change your eating habits to include healthy choices. If you change the way you eat now, when you become pregnant you will continue to eat healthy. You should eat a variety of foods but make sure they are healthy choices. Proper nutrition is important while trying to conceive.

You probably need to change your diet. If fast food was a staple in your diet, you’ll have to change that as it’s not healthy for you or the baby. Eat more lean meats, fruits, and vegetables.

Start exercising for a healthy you and a healthy baby. Pregnancy is not an excuse to sit on the couch for nine months. Being active during pregnancy has been shown to reduce the risk of miscarriages and can help shorten the length of your labor. Keeping yourself active will go a long way towards having a smooth pregnancy.

Go ahead and give in to your pregnancy cravings. Doctors aren’t quite sure if cravings are a result of emotional changes or of nutritional deficits in your diet, but not getting the foods you crave can be stressful during a time when you don’t need the added stress. Just be careful that your diet is healthy overall.

Avoid alcohol when trying to conceive or if you are already pregnant. Alcohol can cause you and your baby to have serious health problems. When trying to conceive, alcohol decreases sperm count and makes getting pregnant more difficult. Even drinks like wine are unhealthy for pregnant women or those trying to conceive.

Sleep whenever you get a chance to during your pregnancy. Difficulty sleeping is one of the biggest complaints women have while pregnant. As our bodies go through these massive changes, the ease of being able to get a full night’s sleep decreases. Take naps when the opportunity presents itself.

Pregnant women need to keep their skin protected prior to spending time in the hot sun like everyone else. Their skin is even more sensitive when pregnant, and skin cancer needs to be avoided.

Eating bland foods such as crackers throughout your pregnancy is a good idea. Snacking on these types of foods can ease nausea and help keep your stomach settled. Also, try to stay away from acidy foods and those that are greasy. This can make nausea worse and cause heartburn.

Many women experience morning sickness, which is at the very least a queasy feeling that can be more extreme in some cases and include nausea and vomiting. Some women try many things and find no relief. However, other find that eating small meals throughout the day help, as does avoiding spicy and high fat foods. Very often relief is found by popping a hard candy in your mouth.

You can combine these tips with 20 different books and still not be ready for everything that is to come. The important thing is to keep on learning and keep yourself healthy and happy. Soon you will have a beautiful new baby in your life, and all this work will have been worth it.

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