Peas, beans and lentils combine both a healthy source of protein and fiber.
Include three servings of whole grains throughout the day.
Try including fruits and veggies with every meal.
Keep in mind lots of veggies are a good source of calcium too, like spinach, okra, kale, cabbage, broccoli, and Brussels sprouts and turnips.
Aim for 4000mg of potassium daily.
Have a daily walk, join a class, try yoga, but no more than what you can easily handle.
Practice some labor positions so you'll be prepared on the big day.
Aim for 64 oz daily, try lemon or sliced cucumbers for flavor.
Keep your relationship with partner positive and loving, schedule regular together time and practice good communication.
Practice slow, deep breathing, meditation, yoga, Hypnobirthing and avoid stress.
Take it before bed if it causes nausea.
Did you know that dates are excellent for your uterine health?
They even help prevent hemorrhaging and lower your chances of being overdue.
Surprisingly, gum health and preterm labor are connected.
Take care of your teeth! Get a cleaning too.
Problems are common but preventable.
Every child begins the world again
-Henry David Thoreau