Nutrition for Pregnant Women
Pregnancy is a special journey that requires extra care, especially in diet. A balanced nutrition plan ensures the healthy growth of the baby and supports the mother’s well-being. At Superfood & Nutrition, we focus on safe, natural, and wholesome foods that provide essential vitamins, minerals, and energy.
Key Nutrients Needed During Pregnancy
👶 Folic Acid – Supports baby’s brain & spinal development (found in leafy greens, beans, citrus fruits)
💪 Iron – Prevents anemia and boosts energy (lentils, spinach, fortified cereals)
🦴 Calcium & Vitamin D – Strengthens bones and teeth (milk, yogurt, fortified plant milk, almonds)
🥦 Protein – Essential for baby’s growth (tofu, paneer, beans, legumes, eggs, lean meat if non-veg)
🍊 Vitamin C – Improves immunity and iron absorption (oranges, guava, bell peppers)
🌰 Omega-3 Fatty Acids – Helps in brain development (chia seeds, flaxseeds, walnuts, fish if non-veg)
Sample 1-Day Pregnancy Diet Plan
🥛 Early Morning (7:00 AM)
* 1 glass warm milk (low-fat)
* 2 soaked almonds + 1 walnut
🥣 Breakfast (8:30 AM)
* Vegetable upma / poha with peas & carrots
* 1 boiled egg / or sprouts salad (veg option)
* 1 orange or seasonal fruit
🍎 Mid-Morning Snack (11:00 AM)
* Fruit bowl (papaya to be avoided)
* Handful of pumpkin or sunflower seeds
🥗 Lunch (1:30 PM)
* 1 cup brown rice / 2 whole wheat rotis
* Dal or grilled chicken/fish curry (if non-veg)
* Palak or methi sabzi
* 1 cup curd
☕ Evening Snack (4:30 PM)
* Vegetable sandwich (whole grain bread)
* 1 cup herbal tea (no caffeine)
🍲 Dinner (7:30 PM)
* 2 rotis with mixed vegetable curry
* 1 bowl lentil soup or clear chicken soup
* Salad with cucumber, tomato, and carrot
🥛 Before Bed (9:30 PM)
* Warm turmeric milk (to improve sleep & immunity)
Important Notes:
* Avoid excess caffeine, processed foods, raw fish, and soft cheeses.
* Drink plenty of water.
* Eat small frequent meals to manage nausea and acidity.
* Always consult a doctor/nutritionist before making major changes.
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