The list of foods that I am able to eat without gagging with every bite is ridiculously small. It also changes from hour to hour. Eating has become a necessary evil that I dread throughout the day.
Do you have any go-to foods that you can get down pretty easily?
cherry / 184 posts
I have been all about carbs and cheese for the past few weeks, mostly. Grilled cheese, pizza, toast, raisin bran (odd?), and donuts. Some balanced diet, huh?! I managed to finally eat some peas and corn at dinner tonight, and I was so proud!
honeydew / 7589 posts
In my first tri I ate crackers, potatoes (baked or mashed), broth/soup, and frozen fruit.
pear / 1986 posts
I can't get enough basic pasta and sauce. Just had it for dinner tonight and could eat it every night!
cantaloupe / 6397 posts
I ate a lot of bread and cheese in my first tri. A lot of stuff repulsed me. I ate a lot of toast, and grilled cheese sandwiches!
pear / 1986 posts
Mmm... grilled cheese! That's what I had for lunch. Guess I'm loving carbs!
pear / 1632 posts
lately it been cereal, grapes, granola bars, chips, water and seven up.....I cant stomach anything spicy, salad smells funny, coffee makes my tummy turn and my subway sandwich smelled like canned dog food....not pleasant to say the least.
GOLD / pear / 1845 posts
I ate apples with nut butter for breakfast most days. It stayed down better than anything else.
blogger / eggplant / 11551 posts
I drank a lot of soup, and tried to stomach some noodles because they were soft and seemed easy to digest! Everything else made me sick... I couldn't believe it when I had a natural aversion to coffee and sweets!!
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
I pretty much lived on peanut butter sandwiches all through my pregnancy. And occasionally plain buttered noodles--even pasta sauce made me sick.
papaya / 10570 posts
I haven't got to the nausea stage yet so I'm loading the hump like a camel!! Om nom nom!
nectarine / 2886 posts
I remember I ate a ton of bagels and pasta. Pretty much any carb, as carbs were the only foods I could stomach!
GOLD / cantaloupe / 6581 posts
I'm pretty sure I'm a freak of nature, because everything tastes good! Sweets don't taste AS good as they used to, but I'm not having trouble eating anything. Salty stuff tastes especially yummy. Either I got *really* lucky and am skipping the morning sickness, or it's going to hit with a vengeance here in the next week lol...
pomelo / 5820 posts
Carbs! Bagels, noodles, pizza, waffles... I also always want Chinese food. Stuff rarely tastes as good as it sounds in my head, however.
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
@Cherrybee: lol! I still feel fine too but good to have this list early. I was nauseous yesterday from my migraine but that's not morning sickness.
cantaloupe / 6206 posts
This thread makes me feel so much better - another vote for carbs and cheese!! Bagels, cereal, pizza, grilled cheese.
grapefruit / 4006 posts
I ate a lot of cereal, bagels with cream cheese and granola bars during the first trimester.
honeydew / 7586 posts
I am so incredibly jealous of you ladies who are able to eat! I hope you remain nausea free 
nectarine / 2750 posts
I was nauseous, but never actually got sick. I could eat a lot of things even though it was tough to get down. But the foods I actually enjoyed eating were really cold grapes or berries, bananas and eggs. I loved eggs! On the few days where absolutely nothing sounded like it would go down, I did have some rice and/or tortilla chips. Only one more week and I am done with this first trimester business!
apricot / 491 posts
Oh goodness I'm reading to get some ideas of what to eat, but now I feel nauseous. So I can't eat any dairy-- no milk or yogurt and very little cheese--or else I vomit immediately. 
It was the same way last time.
I'm sort of at a loss for what to eat, especially for breakfast!
I have a sandwich craving, but I don't know what kind. I am also eating roasted pumpkin seeds, nuts, dried mangoes, spicy pretzels, and lots of sparkling water.
cherry / 184 posts
@glimmersnaps: Here are some thoughts for breakfast: dry cereal, oatmeal, toast with peanut butter, bananas, bagel with butter? All fairly bland and easy on the tummy for the most part.
When I was feeling kind of icky in the mornings a few weeks ago, I would actually have a couple of Fig Newtons before leaving for work. They were substantial enough to tide me over until I got to the office and could determine what sounded appealing for breakfast (usually oatmeal with bananas and brown sugar). For some reason they went over fine, as opposed to Nutrigrain bars, which were totally not appealing for some reason.
apricot / 491 posts
@tinypiglet ah! Oatmeal is what I've eaten every morning for about 2 years since my son was born. Now I can't stand the sight of it! Fig Newtons might be a good idea. Not too smelly or mushy. I've got something against mushy-ness!
cantaloupe / 6164 posts
in my first trimester i basically lived off of mcd's mcdoubles. so awful, i know. it was the only thing that didn't make me nauseous/miserable/throw up!
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