What is the ideal weight gain in pregnancy?
My sister gained a lot of weight in her pregnancy, and now she's struggling to lose it. I just found out I'm pregnant, so I want to know, what is the ideal weight gain during pregnancy to stay healthy?
My sister gained a lot of weight in her pregnancy, and now she's struggling to lose it. I just found out I'm pregnant, so I want to know, what is the ideal weight gain during pregnancy to stay healthy?
When I was pregnant with my son, I was quite underweight, so my doctor advised me to gain about 12 to 16 kgs. It really varies from person to person. Just focus on eating nutrient-rich foods and don't skip your routine prenatal checkups.
I just delivered my baby boy last month! I gained around 11 kgs during my pregnancy, which my doctor said was perfect for my BMI. Don't stress too much about the exact numbers early on, just eat healthy meals and stay active.
My wife panicked when she didn't gain any weight in the first trimester, but our gynecologist reassured us that it is completely normal. Most of the weight gain happens in the second and third trimesters. Don't worry, just follow your doctor's guidance.
Generally, for a normal BMI, a weight gain of 11 to 16 kgs is recommended. If you are overweight pre-pregnancy, the target is lower, around 7 to 11 kgs. It is best to have this discussion with your gynecologist to set a healthy target for yourself.
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Hey there! Usually, gaining around 10 to 12 kgs is the sweet spot for a healthy pregnancy. 🌸 Just focus on eating happily, staying stress-free, and let your doctor guide you through the monthly weight checks!
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