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Confused about teas and pregnancy? ‼️ You ca Confused about teas and pregnancy? ‼️ You can lookup the safety of any food, drink, or ingredient for pregnancy in the app @theprenatalnutritionlibrary for a quick, trusted answer! If it’s not there, use our “ask an RD” feature which has real dietitians 🙋🏼‍♀️ answering your Q’s! 🍵 Herbs in pregnancy are a BIG grey area, i.e. we simply don’t have the data one way or the other, which is why there really isn’t a “yes” or “no” on many. That being said, there are certain herbs that have been used for centuries in and outside of pregnancy that have shown little to no adverse outcomes in pregnancy, or only adverse outcomes when consumed in very large amounts (much more than 1 cup of tea!). 💬 comment FREE to try the app! (complete peace of mind in what you eat drink and supplement with in pregnancy)
✨ Save this and share with a pregnant friend! ✨ Save this and share with a pregnant friend! Love these pregnancy breakfast ideas?? Then you have to try the app. You’ll get even more easy, nourishing recipe ideas, plus a full custom weekly meal plan, if you like more structure! 💬 Comment PLAN to try the app for free!
Let’s clear up the confusion about tuna in pregn Let’s clear up the confusion about tuna in pregnancy! Tuna can be safely included in your pregnancy diet. Especially do not avoid tuna if it is the only fish you will eat. Tuna is a fantastic source of protein, B vitamins, selenium, and even DHA and vitamin D, which are crucial for your baby’s brain and organ development. The difference is in mercury content: ✅ Canned Light / Skipjack Tuna: Lower in mercury. Enjoy 2-3 servings (about 8-12 oz) per week. ⚠️ White Albacore Tuna: Higher in mercury. Limit to one serving (about 6 oz) per week. 🚫 Bigeye/Ahi/Bluefin Tuna: Highest in mercury. Save this post as a reminder!! Get our full guide on tuna and mercury in the app! 👉🏼 Look up the safety of any food, drink, or ingredient in the TPNL app for quick, trusted answers - try it free!! 🤰🏻 💬 comment FREE below
Constipation?? Not here!! Try these solutions! Constipation?? Not here!! Try these solutions! ‼️ increase fiber slowly if you are not used to hitting at least 25 g in a day (or else it can backfire) Want more strategies that work or easy recipes made for constipation relief?? ✨ in the app, you’ll find over 600 pregnancy-friendly recipes, many tagged “good for constipation” + our complete constipation guide! Try it free! @theprenatalnutritionlibrary
Want endless breakfast ideas like this?? My mouth Want endless breakfast ideas like this?? My mouth is drooling thinking about this one 🤤 idk why I look so unhappy eating it LOL 👉🏼 get all my pregnancy-approved ideas in the TPNL app! Including tons for gestational diabetes! Try it free - comment PLAN below! 🫶🏼
High fasting blood sugar readings?? 👉 Swipe le High fasting blood sugar readings?? 👉 Swipe left to troubleshoot! Feeling stuck with what to eat or confused about why certain numbers spike throughout the day? You’re not alone, and we’re here to help. Inside the app, you’ll get: ✨ Weekly gestational diabetes meal plans ✨ Tons of easy GD-friendly recipe ideas!! ✨ Strategies to manage your GD with confidence + ease (Yes, we cover inositol in depth inside, too!!) The best part? You can try it for FREE—no strings attached! 💚 💬 Comment PLAN below, and we’ll DM you the link to download!
Have you/did you rely on any of these foods in you Have you/did you rely on any of these foods in your first trimester??! My first option is to obviously not be sick 💁🏼‍♀️ but if I am not that lucky, I have a library full of options I’m prepared to try to keep me nourished! 👉🏼 you can get our nausea relief guide and first trimester foundations guide in the app @theprenatalnutritionlibrary 💚 Do you want to see more options I plan to keep stocked and ready to go ??
Fish in pregnancy is one of the highest-impact foo Fish in pregnancy is one of the highest-impact foods… but the advice around it is so messy that most people either worry endlessly or avoid it altogether. Not good! Guidance to “limit seafood intake” is outdated and will keep you deficient in nutrients like DHA, iodine, vitamin D, selenium, and more. If fish is a hard no (nausea, aversion, allergy, preference), you need the right alternate foods and a supplement! We have this full plan laid out for you inside @theprenatalnutritionlibrary app 💛 💬 comment FISH2, and I’ll send you my current favorite salmon recipe that doesn’t taste like salmon!! ✨ Want the full fish-free plan + supplement recommendations + food checker inside the app? Comment FREE for a 7-day trial!
To be fair, we tried to order brussels sprouts at To be fair, we tried to order brussels sprouts at dinner tonight and our server forgot to put them in …. 🤷‍♀️😅
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