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Weight gain:
the amount of weight pregnant women gain varies from woman to woman and even pregnancy to pregnancy in each woman. Your pre-pregnancy weight affects how much you should gain during pregnancy. Here are some guidelines but keep in mind, the numbers don't count as much as the food you eat. If you consume nutritious food in adequate quantities, you'll be eating good enough for your baby. If you gain more than these recommended amounts but have eaten healthy foods, chances are the weight will come off easily and quickly after delivery. Remember - do not diet during pregnancy! Eat wisely!
Weight gain for singleton moms
pre-pregnancy weight acceptable gain in pounds
underweight 30 to 40
normal weight 25 to 35
overweight 15 to 25
weight gain for twin moms
higher order multiples moms, contact the triplet connection pre-pregnancy weight acceptable gain in pounds
underweight 40 to 50
normal weight 35 to 45
overweight 25 to 35
where does the weight go? (singletons)
baby 7.5 lbs
uterus 2.0 lbs
placenta 1.5 lbs
breasts 2.0 lbs
blood & fluid 8.0 lbs
fat 7.0 lbs