Gaining too much weight too quickly

Re: Gaining too much weight too quickly

• noortle member

  November 2024

  Drinking more water can help fill you up without adding calories. I started squeezing lime into my water because vitamin C is good for pregnancy and I don’t always like plain water. I also try to keep apples, sliced veggies, and other low-calorie healthy snacks around so I can fill up on those between meals. It is a hard time though around the holidays! Sugar and candy are the biggest sources of empty calories, it could be helpful to ask a friend if they would join you in avoiding sugar or something like that for the next few months, it’s way easier when you are doing it with someone and have accountability.

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• knottiec5297e799e4fd2cc member

  December 2024

  It's OK to gain weight during pregnancy.  I have always gained more than recommended.  The older I get the harder it is to lose each time. But, it does come off. Focus on nutrient dense foods and know that the weight will come off after baby is born. If you breastfeed it is crazy how fast. 

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• knottiebc3557cd62a52b3d member

  January 2025

  Don’t worry too much about the numbers. As long as you are eating healthy and exercising you are doing what you need to. I gained almost 60 pounds with my first and lost 35 right after I had her. I guess your body decides how much weight it needs to gain, whether we like it or not.
  Just try to drink plenty of water and make sure you are hydrated, that can cause false hunger. For snacks eat apples or carrots or anything you have to chew more, and try not to get to obsessed and get really down about it, that can make hunger worse. I know it is easier said than done, but you will lose the weight dieting and exercising after.

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• LunaBastet member

  May 2025 edited May 2025

  I feel u, honestly. I gained pretty quick around that time too—went from 140 to 175 like boom. Missed workouts cuz of morning sickness and travel too. What helped me was just walking more, eating simple stuff. A friend tried this 7-day cucumber-based diet and swore it helped reset cravings. Maybe worth checking out, just not too strict.

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• knottie1ff1fc065256bdcc member

  June 2025 edited June 2025

  You're definitely not alone — pregnancy weight gain can feel overwhelming, especially when life (and symptoms!) get in the way of routines. Be kind to yourself; your body’s doing amazing work. Light movement, like walking or prenatal yoga, and focusing on whole, balanced meals can help stabilize things going forward. While Ozempic isn’t recommended during pregnancy, it’s something some consider postpartum to support weight management. If that’s a future option, you can Buy Ozempic Online through trusted sources when the time is right — with your doctor’s guidance, of course. You’ve got this, one step at a time! 

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• knottie42e6131ad0942b44 member

  June 2025

  Total opposite but sometimes I wonder if I’m not gaining enough? Im almost 17weeks with twins and I’ve gained like 13lbs. I started at like 132 and now I’m 145. Idk I guess everyone is different. I just want to have healthy babies. This last week my belly has grown quite a bit but I’ve gained like 3lbs? I’ve been eating as much fruit as possible and as health consciously as possible. I’d say Ive always been a pretty healthy eater anyway. Again, just wanting healthy babies. 

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• knottie82513f547d43d669 member

  July 2025

  After having my baby, I struggled a bit with the extra pregnancy weight—it just wasn’t coming off as easily as I hoped. I started looking for something gentle and safe, especially since I’m breastfeeding, and came across Mummy Magic Weight Loss Tea. I’ve been using it consistently and honestly feel like it’s helped kickstart my metabolism and reduce bloating without affecting my milk supply. It’s not a magic fix, but it’s been a really helpful support in my postpartum journey. Definitely recommend giving it a try after delivery.

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• knottie20b1d713250efb5a member

  November 2025

  Watch your sugar and saturated fat intake (skip butter, Processed foods, fast food, ice cream, etc). And walking is a great form of exercise. But if your doctor hasn't said anything in your appointments, then don't stress. Just focus on being healthy for your body and your baby. 

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• knottie1ff1fc065256bdcc member

  January 10 edited January 10

  You’re definitely not alone — pregnancy weight gain can feel really scary, especially when it jumps quickly, but a lot of it can be fluid, hormones, and timing. Being sick and traveling can throw everything off, so don’t be too hard on yourself. The anatomy scan is about baby’s development, not judging your weight. What helped me was focusing less on the scale and more on small, consistent habits: gentle walking, light strength or prenatal workouts a few times a week, and balanced meals with protein and fiber. Trying to “diet” during pregnancy usually backfires, so think nourishment, not restriction. I also looked into things like skinnyfit for postpartum support later on — I even called the skinnyfit phone number to ask questions because I was worried about weight too. For now, just do your best day by day.

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• knottie0c9ff79878244227 member

  January 11

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