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No, it really is. This week, we’re looking to food blog Damn Delicious for some red meat bliss with a healthy twist.
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When Tattooed Tealady blogger Sophia began wearing Secret Saviours’ Anti Stretch Mark Underwear at 17 weeks pregnant, she soon became “besotted” with it.
If you thought you’d have to wave goodbye to the beloved burger because you’re pregnant, think again. Fast food restaurants might be best avoided, but that doesn’t mean you can’t make it yourself, knowing exactly what’s in it and topping it off with a much healthier alternative to chips. With lean meat being one of the top pregnancy superfoods, it’s the perfect excuse to get stuck in.
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Popeye’s not the only one who benefits from a generous helping of spinach. The delicious dark veg is full of vitamins and nutrients and has even been found to promote eye health! Turns out the sailor man really was onto something… This recipe also includes walnuts, which are also great for pregnancy.
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Many of you will no doubt swear blind you’ve been hit with a strange bout of “For The Life Of Me I Can’t Remember!’ syndrome, commonly known as baby brain. But there might be some perfectly reasonable explanations for this new state of mind.
Being pregnant, especially for the first time, can feel like an overwhelming responsibility, but it’s easy when you know how – and that’s what we’re here for!
Who else would you trust for a healthy AND tasty recipe but Jamie Oliver? This week, we look to the man himself for a delicious meal for two. So that’s one for you and one…for seconds?
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There’s always time for a quick pregnancy workout.
Lean meat is a great source of nutrients during pregnancy. So you can relish that steak treat every once in a while. But medium-rare is not an option.
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Yoga is a saviour for pregnancy in so many ways. It works wonders on your rapidly-changing body as it prepares it for the ultimate task.
Did you know that, as your pregnancy progresses, your muscles get softer? This is to prepare your body for the ‘joys’ of labour. The bad news is, this can wreak havoc on your back. The good news is, there are things you can try to avoid it.
