I'm 6+5. When we first found out, I felt absolutely fine for the first 10 days, no nausea or aversions, I was naively thinking, I'm just going to carry on eating my healthy diet and everything will be grand. My usual day would be fruit & yoghurt with nuts/seeds, omelette or similar with salad or veg for lunch, fish for dinner usually, cereal bars or bananas for snacks, that kind of thing. I would normally try and have about 7 bits of fruit/veg a day prior to this pregnancy.
Fast forward to this week - oh. my god. I have become a pregnancy cliche. Waves of nausea at random times of the day. The mere thought of fish now makes me heave. I only know what I want to eat about 2 mins before I'm ravenous , fruit is fine but I'm not really fancying most veg. I just want CARBS. Today lunch was 2 slices of buttered toast followed by bananas & custard and an orange lolly. I just went specifically to the shop to get Weebabix (can't remember the last time I had it) and ate it like someone was going to steal it from me. I have no idea what I will eat for dinner as everything turns my stomach until I'm super hungry.
I'm actually starting to feel a bit guilty that I'm not eating enough 'good stuff' for the baby. I take a prenatal vitamin inc folic acid and extra vit D but I feel like I should be trying harder even though there is this most peculiar feeling of 'knowing' that I can't stomach something.
Please reassure me with your tales of mad food aversions/cravings and tell me my baby is not undernourished! When does this bit end again?!
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Weird food cravings/aversions
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RD82 · 27/04/2016 16:57
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