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<blockquote data-quote="NicoleC1971" data-source="post: 2095371" data-attributes="member: 365308"><p>You can also make sure the oats are of the unprocessed variety and have full fat milk to slow down absorption of carbs. A few berries on top or nut butter (almond is nice) may help too and your baby is less likely to get a nut allergy if you eat peanuts whilst growing him/her!</p><p>It is going to be useful to know all this stuff as you will doubtless be aware that you are more at risk of going full blown t2 post birth or later.</p><p><a href="https://www.carbsandcals.com/app/app" target="_blank">https://www.carbsandcals.com/app/app</a></p><p>Carbs and cals is a useful guide to portions of everyday foods btw (not the cals bit but the carb count).</p><p>Best of luck with your pregnancy and birth!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NicoleC1971, post: 2095371, member: 365308"] You can also make sure the oats are of the unprocessed variety and have full fat milk to slow down absorption of carbs. A few berries on top or nut butter (almond is nice) may help too and your baby is less likely to get a nut allergy if you eat peanuts whilst growing him/her! It is going to be useful to know all this stuff as you will doubtless be aware that you are more at risk of going full blown t2 post birth or later. [URL]https://www.carbsandcals.com/app/app[/URL] Carbs and cals is a useful guide to portions of everyday foods btw (not the cals bit but the carb count). Best of luck with your pregnancy and birth! [/QUOTE]
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