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The Best Foods for Mothers-To-Be and Morning Sickness Last modified Sep 17, 2008, 03:06:22 PM

MerMango

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At some point during pregnancy, almost every woman has to deal with morning sickness. One minute, you could be eating saltines and drinking ginger ale to ease that flustered tummy and the next you could be craving a double bean burrito. Sometimes during pregnancy, your stomach has a mind of its own.

I'd love to know some of your suggestions of foods (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks) that are easy on a mommy-to-be's stomach.

What did you do during your (or your wife's) pregnancy to help curb nausea?

What are some great foods that are healthy for mommy and baby but don't leave mommy feeling overstuffed or unsatisfied?