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non healthy moms...

No judgement plz. I'm not a big vegetable and fruit eaters. But I have cut down on my usual eating habbits. I do have a high metabolism so I'm not over weight. But is anyone else like this and have had successful pregnancies? I find out what I'm having on monday so I'm excited I'm just nervous they will find something wrong because I don't eat as healthy.
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What you eat doesn't really affect the baby it would more effect you and how you lose weight after baby is born. With my son I gained 40 pounds and definitely had some baby fat after which was probably all the cheeseburgers lol! This pregnancy I am due in 9 days and gained 20 and was in love with fruit this time around and I'm much smaller!
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I ate so bad while I was pregnant.  I craved nothing but potatoes and bacon cheeseburgers...ice cream lol.
I took 40 minute walks every night though and through in a salad here and there. My daughter was a healthy 6 pound,  13  oz baby born at 38+3. I took my prenatals everyday.
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My bestfriends mom ate nothing but whataburger while she was pregnant with my bestfriend and her twin sister, they both came out very healthy
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You will be fine. I never really ate healthy either and I have had 2 healthy baby and another one due in 25 days.
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You'll be ok you really need to try and eat healthier but I understand I love fruit and vegetables but all I ever want is cheese biters and ice cream with a side of fried chicken and hotsauce... Lol take your prenatals if you don't eat healthy at least :)
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