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What happens to the body in pregnancy?

The body changes to help the baby grow.

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Why are critical times in pregnancy important?

That’s when the baby’s body parts are forming.

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How much weight should someone underweight gain?

28–40 pounds.

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How much should someone with normal weight gain?

25–35 pounds.

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How much should someone overweight gain?

15–25 pounds.

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How much should someone obese gain?

11–20 pounds.

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How much weight should be gained in the first 3 months?

About 1–4 pounds total.

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How much weight should be gained after that?

About 1 pound each week.

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Why do we need calcium and vitamin D in pregnancy?

They help build the baby’s bones.

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Why is protein needed in pregnancy?

It helps the baby grow.

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Why do we need carbs in pregnancy?

They give energy.

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Why are omega-3 fats important?

They help the baby’s brain and eyes.

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Do you need more calories when pregnant?

Yes, especially later in pregnancy.

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How much folate is needed daily?

600 micrograms total (200 from food, 400 from supplements).

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Why is folate important?

It helps stop brain and spine birth problems.

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When did they start adding folate to foods?

In 1998.

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Why is folate from pills better than food folate?

The body uses it more easily.

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Why is vitamin B12 needed?

It helps make blood and supports the baby’s brain.

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Why is zinc important?

It helps the baby grow and stay healthy.

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Why do pregnant people need iron?

It helps make more blood for mom and baby.

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Why be careful with vitamin A (retinol)?

Too much can hurt the baby.

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Why avoid alcohol in pregnancy?

It can cause birth defects.

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Why not smoke while pregnant?

It can harm the baby’s growth.

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Why is dieting bad during pregnancy?

It can hurt the baby’s health.

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How much caffeine is okay during pregnancy?

No more than 200 mg a day.

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Are fake sweeteners safe during pregnancy?

Some are okay — ask a doctor.

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Can you be active during pregnancy?

Yes, if your doctor says it’s okay.

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What food rules should you follow when pregnant?

Avoid raw meat, deli meat, and unpasteurized cheese.

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What causes morning sickness?

Hormones changing in early pregnancy.

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Why do pregnant people get constipated?

Hormones and the growing baby slow things down.

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Why do pregnant people get heartburn?

The baby pushes on the stomach.

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What is PICA?

Wanting to eat things like dirt or chalk.

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What is gestational hypertension?

High blood pressure during pregnancy.

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What is preeclampsia?

Very high blood pressure with swelling and protein in pee.

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What is gestational diabetes?

High blood sugar during pregnancy.

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Why is teen pregnancy a concern?

Teens may not eat well and need the same nutrients as the baby.

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What is low birth weight?

When a baby is born under 5.5 pounds.

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Why does birth weight matter?

Too little weight can make the baby sick or weak.