Hungry for 2?
Smart food choices for you and your baby
Smart food choices for you and your baby
The scoop on superfoods for you & your baby
Get the nutrients you and your baby need.
Risks and recommendations
Preventing Listeria and other food-related infections
Seafood has a bounty of benefits for you & your family.
Essentials for you & your baby
Three Scrumptious dishes that will boost your health – as well as your baby’s!
What to drink and what to avoid during pregnancy
Essential nutrients for you & your baby.
Research shows that the better your prenatal diet, the healthier your baby. You need to be taking in about an extra 300 calories a day, so make sure they come from nutritious sources. Here are 10 great foods every woman should incorporate into her pregnancy nutrition plan.
In recent years, we have learned a great deal about what constitutes a healthy diet during pregnancy. Several nutrients have been shown to prevent birth defects, and to help ensure the health of both mother and baby, during pregnancy and beyond.
Vitamins and minerals that promote growth and development.
Your doctor advises you to eat healthfully during pregnancy…
Benefits, sources and why you need it every day.
Will anything help nausea? Which nutrients enhance your baby’s growth? Can some foods do harm? How can you satisfy your cravings sensibly? What you should know about your diet during pregnancy
You want to do the right thing for you and your baby, and sometimes making simple substitutions in your diet can mean much healthier meals.
Why you may need a prenatal supplement. During pregnancy, your need for several vitamins and minerals — including folic acid and iron — increases. It’s difficult to get all that you require from food alone, considering your growing baby’s needs as well as your own.
Nothing says summer like picnics and barbecues. And with just a few switches and substitutions, you can feature healthier fare — beginning at your next cookout.
Good for you and your baby, folic acid is a B vitamin that every cell in your body needs for healthy growth and development. Women of childbearing age taking 400 micrograms of folic acid daily before and during early pregnancy may help reduce their baby’s risk for birth defects of the brain and spine, known […]
Whatever you decide, eating foods in their natural, unprocessed forms is a good idea. Organic foods are increasingly available in many grocery stores, and even in some convenience stores.
You should know that your health and your baby’s are linked, and that a good, nutritious diet can benefit both of you.