Eating Healthily After Giving Birth

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Eating Healthy After Pregnancy

The birth of a new baby is one of the most exciting – and exhausting – times in a new mom’s life. The demands of a newborn can weigh very quickly on a new mom, and it is easy to be neglectful of her own sleep, diet, and physical activity. But healthy eating after pregnancy is very important for a new mom. Not only does it help her lose the extra weight after pregnancy, but it also helps to keep her energy and mood levels up, which helps her enjoy her new role even more.

 



When it comes to eating, a new mom should try not to skip meals. This is especially true when it comes to breakfast. Breakfast helps to kick-start the metabolism, and provides a good level of energy, which helps a new mom deal with whatever the new baby throws her way! For breakfast, some good choices are foods highly nutritious and containing good protein, such as:

  • Eggs

  • Yogurt

  • Whole grain cereals

  • Whole grain breads

  • Oatmeal with fruit

These foods are high in the protein a new mom needs to keep energy levels even, and to keep her feeling alert and content.

Another trick for eating healthfully for energy is to eat about 5 smaller meals during the day. Grazing on natural energy food should keep a new mom’s blood sugar levels even, which may help keep her from getting those sleepy feelings throughout the day. Have these healthy selections available:
 

  • Fruits, fresh and dried

  • Whole grain breads and crackers

  • Low-fat dairy produce - If allowed!

  • Nuts & Seeds – Providing you have allergy to nuts & seeds!

  • Peanut butter – Providing you have allergy to nuts & seeds!

It is also important that new moms drink plenty of water throughout the day, at least eight glasses. Dehydration can cause sluggishness and sleepiness feelings, and if the new mom is breastfeeding, a lot of extra fluids will be lost in that manner as well. Also, ease up on the caffeine. Some caffeine may be ok, but limit the intake. The energy burst from caffeine is only temporary, and a new mom will likely feel even more tired when the fix wears off!

Another great tip for keeping energy levels up after pregnancy is to get out of the house. Being a new mom at home with baby can be very isolating. Put baby in the stroller, and take a walk around the block. The fresh air does both mom and baby good, and walking is a great way to start losing any excess weight gained during pregnancy.

It’s easy to neglect yourself if you’ve just had a baby. All of your focus is, naturally, on the baby’s needs. But it is very important for you, the new mom, to take care of yourself by eating the right foods, as well as being active. You will have enough energy to deal with your new job as a mom, and you will find that if you eat right, your mood will be lifted, and you will enjoy being a new mom that much more!
 

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