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Due Date Club December 2007:diet timetable
2007-09-12
Name: puja mehta



hi all,
currently being 6 months pregnant, i still do not follow any timetable or order of diet..i eat anything anytime..sometimes i take breakfast sometimes i dont..plz advice me and suggest me a timetable on diet..
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2007-09-13
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Anonymous Name: RITA
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hi puja....u may not b able to follow fixed meal hrs but pls try n eat sumthin after every 2 hrs....long gaps b/w meals r not gud....for ur baby to grow wel its imp u hav a glass of milk, a fruit, a sandwich, a bowl of salad or somethin nutritious all day long

try to eat small quantities even if u dont feel upto it

tkcr n god bless
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2007-09-12
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Anonymous Name: Ruchi
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Hi Puja,
I understand how you are feeling when your family members u feel are not supportive but whatever the conditions surround you u try to give priority to your little angel only.
Try to take 2 glasses of milk and at least two kinds of fruits daily. I think you might be regular in taking tablets. Try to take breakfast daily on time.

With best wishes.....
Take Care...
Bbye
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