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Almonds, string cheese/babybel cheese, hummus and carrots.

I made muffins this morning using spice cake pix and pumpkin purée. AMAZING, low cal (2 WWpts), and super filling.

They're also toddler approved!

@Mrs. Jump Rope: 2 WW points?! No way! Sounds delicious.

Hey congrats!!!!!

That was me with my son. I had to eat every hour. Nuts, fruit, granola bars, vegetable juice (that was good for first thing in the morning), peanut butter. The key for me was staying ahead of the hunger. After I was hungry I felt nauseous!

I don't know if this counts as healthy but I am 9 weeks and have been basically eating goldfish crackers non stop in the mornings. Those, chocolate, and pretzels. It works for me!

Yogurt
Cheese sticks
Granola bars
Veggie juice
Apples/bananas with peanut butter
Fiber one bars

@Mrs. Jump Rope: I made mine with chocolate cake mix and pumpkin puree

I make my own trail mix and carry it everywhere. I do any and all of these: assorted nuts, seeds, dried apricots/mango, craisins and yogurt covered raisins, granola, shreddies, pretzels and banana chips. My Bulk Barn is great for trail mix ingredients.

@Mrs. Jump Rope: making tonight, thanks for the idea! I've seen something similar on Pinterest.
As for snacks: Nuts, cheese, veggies (carrots, celery, peppers) with hummus, applesauce, Greek yogurt, pretzel thins.

@Mrs. Jump Rope: Saw your later post. Sounds fabulous!!!

I live on nuts and string cheese because of my gd issues. But also peanut m&ms are good because the carbs and protein balance out pretty well when I need a sugar fix.

Peanut butter and jelly! That's one of my easy go-to's!!

Chobani yogurt. They make a kind with graham crackers that you stir in, man. So delicious! And not terribly sugary either.

Nuts
Hummus and veggies
Celery or apple with pb
Boiled eggs
Yogurt with fruit
Gnu fruit and fiber bars (saving grace for me with all the constipation!)

I'll try to think of some suggestions but just wanted to first say hooooooray for being pregnant! Hope A is doing well!

@mrsmate: love roasted chickpeas!

I did a lot of hard boiled eggs, yogurt, fruit and whole grain toast with peanut butter the first few weeks.

Hi! I'm going to diverge from everyone else and make a suggestion (though ask your doc first).
I read somewhere that early on it's not really hunger that we feel. It's actually excess stomach acid (a side effect of pregnancy) that causes us to feel hungry, even if we're constantly eating.

For both pregnancies I was constantly hungry pretty early on. The first time I just ate and ate. The 2nd time I saw this thing about stomach acid and asked my doc about it. I started with tums which didn't help (though you should try that first because it might work for you and tums are totally safe during pregnancy). So then I started zantac with her permission and it helped a TON. THe burn-y hungry feeling was significantly reduced. I still ate small snacks quite often, but the zantac took me out of my misery. It was finally tolerable.

I am so not a doctor and I would only suggest asking about Zantac if you become desperate. (ie no matter what or how often you eat you feel no relief). For me it got to the point that i was crying all the time because I felt miserable. A constant hunger I could never satisfy.

Good luck!