Help! I don't even care if it's healthy, I just want to eat.
I'm simultaneously starving and nauseated, but feel like there's nothing left to eat because I'll eat something once and end up so nauseated that I can't be around the food again. Bland foods were great for the first week or two and now I just can't do it.
GOLD / coconut / 8266 posts
Starches - saltines, mashed potatoes until I couldn't anymore, tater tots until I couldn't, and French fries. Hopefully the nausea subsides soon!
pomelo / 5326 posts
Carbs and cheese! I ate pizza, KD, bagels and cream cheese and grilled cheese for 3 months! DH was in heaven.
nectarine / 2220 posts
Carbs and cheese here too. I lived on saltines and cheese strings.
Oh, and dried fruit and Dare ginger snaps.
honeydew / 7916 posts
@swedishfish: That reminds me, I will definitely eat fries in any form! Curly fries, cheese fries, whatever!
@tinyperson: I have those and clementines as my backups!
nectarine / 2031 posts
Anything potatoe. Cheeseburgers pizza oranges sucked on a lemon. Dried out ginger. All until I couldn't eat it anymore. Ice cream too.
blogger / watermelon / 14218 posts
I did a lot of peanut butter on white bread, cold milk, and grapes. Sour candies helped me with the worst nausea!
pomelo / 5073 posts
Bagels, French fries, hamburgers, peanut butter crackers, granola bars
wonderful cherry / 21504 posts
All of the above, plus Popsicles, and a ziplock bag of Cheerios at all times. Anything I started feeling queasy I'd have a handful until i could get real food.
Oh and randomly meatball subs. I ate one for lunch every day for like two weeks. The pizza shop owner figured out early that I was pregnant 
cantaloupe / 6869 posts
Bagels, string cheese, lots of bread, fruit snacks, granola bars with peanut butter.
Guacamole and chips also worked really well for me for some reason.
coconut / 8861 posts
mashed potatoes, fries, chicken nuggets. I couldn't look at raw meats like chicken and meat, but could only eat chicken nuggets until the second trimester.
honeydew / 7283 posts
Pilsbury crescent rolls and cinnamon toast crunch cereal. Carbs, carbs carbs!!
Sorry you're feeling so crummy 
GOLD / pomelo / 5737 posts
String cheese and sometimes mac n cheese. I ate high calorie foods but not a lot of quantity of foods and I think I lost like 4-5 lbs through the first trimester.
Good luck!
persimmon / 1233 posts
Soooo many oranges. Also, Easy Mac, Milanos (double fudge), egg salad sandwiches, cheese sandwiches (just cheddar and mayo). Basically I walked around the grocery store every night and bought anything that didn't make me ill in that moment.
coconut / 8079 posts
Muffins were good for me. I just got the easy mixes & baked a double batch every few days. For some reason it helped to have soft foods that didn't require much chewing! Lol
Like @DigAPony: potatoes of any kind and bagels with cream cheese were good too.
I had terrible nausea all day even with Zofran but once I found a food I could handle I would just eat it again & again. Like one week I snacked on vanilla wafers constantly and another week it was cheezits. Now I'm in the second tri the nausea is mostly just in the evenings and I am able to eat healthier again!
GOLD / coconut / 8266 posts
@MrsF: yes, crescent rolls worked for me too! Crescent rolls and mashed potatoes were my Thanksgiving dinner last year.
pomegranate / 3393 posts
When the nausea was the worst, I subsided on plain matzoh bread. Later pears, ginger ale, and cereal with chocolate almond milk were added in. Morning sickness is horrible, hang in there!
nectarine / 2019 posts
I'm just as sick now as I was with my first pregnancy. I threw up 6 times today and that was while taking zofran.
bagels and cream cheese, and smoothies seem to be the only things that stick.
cantaloupe / 6171 posts
Bananas, whole wheat crackers, rice cakes, peanut butter, yogurt, and Luna bars were my most reliable foods during the first few weeks
honeydew / 7295 posts
Wait, holy hell, did I miss something???? Did you get another BFP????
pomegranate / 3595 posts
Salty carbs! This has varied week to week for me, so has included saltines, parmesan goldfish crackers, pretzels, multigrain cheerios, popcorn (made on the stove and pre-bought), and triscuits.
I have thankfully still been able to eat meals but the mornings just find me chowing down on the carb de jour! Hope you feel better soon!
GOLD / wonderful pea / 17697 posts
I pretty much lived on peanut butter sandwiches through most of my pregnancy, and occasionally plain buttered noodles (no sauce at all) with a little bit of parm cheese.
I was sick all the way through my pregnancy, and found it managed best when my stomach was never empty. I kept a bag of almonds in my purse whenever I left the house and would munch on them frequently so my stomach was never empty.
pomelo / 5041 posts
I ate carbs and cheese too! I never had morning sickness but eating things would make me feel sick sometimes which is why I opted for these.
grapefruit / 4997 posts
chicken noodle soup, chicken fingers with honey mustard or Dijon mustard, and ginger ale!
bananas / 9973 posts
Any kind of potato, cold fruits, ice cream, sweets. Honestly, I ate like crap while pregnant. I had so many food aversions, it was like only sugar and white carbs didn't make me sick.
persimmon / 1171 posts
Hot Cheetos Puff, with lemon on top. It's all I could eat for a while. Poor baby. That and gummy prentals (:
honeydew / 7295 posts
Finally caught up and so over the moon to hear that you are pregnant again. Sending you the stickiest happy healthy vibes. I wasn't super sick when I was pregnant with my son so I don't have nausea suggestions but I hope you feel better soon. Xoxox
nectarine / 2163 posts
ginger beer, popsicles, bagels with cream cheese, anything potato (especially salty fries!)
@hummusgirl: i totally did that too. it drove DH nuts! he haaaates wandering around the supermarket, and I hate going by myself!
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