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Morning Sickness

My husband and I just found out that we are pregnant with our second child. I had a lot of problems the first time around with morning sickness and seems like the same thing is happening this time. Does anyone have ideas on how to make morn sickness somewhat more manageable?
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Thank you ladies for your help!! I found ******* Pops at Buy Buy Baby so hopefully everything helps!!
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Slurpee, icees and smoothies..
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Prego pops! Sold at babies r us! Or you can find them online!
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http://www.threelollies.com
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Check out Prego pops from babies r us. Nausea lollipops made for pregnant women. I wasn't able to find them at target or Walmart. I know they're online as well
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I agree! Peppermint and small meals/snacks.
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Keep fruit slices, mini carrots and croissants handy. I lived on that in the first trimester and ate every second hour and brought it with me wherever I went. Even keep a banana next to your bed so you can chew off a piece whenever you get hungry in the middle of the night. My husband even got me my breakfast cereals in bed, otherwise the whole day would have been destroyed, that helped me a lot. Hope it works out for you!
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Gingerale and peppermints is what really helped me!
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Eat smaller meals and between meals, chew gum, eat candies, crackers
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