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Pregnancy Cravings / Food Issues

Pregnancy and diet go hand in hand. Find out what is safe to eat and which foods you should avoid you're pregnant.

Following are some of the most important, fact-based things that you should NOT do when pregnant, as well as some of the questionable things that you CAN, in fact, do while pregnant. Plus foods you should and should not eat during pregnancy.

Pregnancy is one of those times when you don't want to take many medications for fear of harming the baby, so natural cures for common pregnancy related symptoms are always welcome. Here are 7 natural cures for morning sickness...

Here are some great gift ideas for the mom-to-be... From the practical gifts every mom needs to the creative and unusual gifts for the mother to be -- and everything in between.

Here are some of the more unusual pregnancy food cravings and what they might mean -- for you and your baby.

Researchers suggest that pregnant women drop their caffeine intake to less than 300 milligrams per day. This allows for two to three 8-ounce cups of coffee. Some of the reasons: miscarriage, low birth rate, preterm labor, increased heart rate, diuretics tamper with the body's absorption of iron, caffeine lessens appetite for more nutritional foods that mother and baby need.

Here's a list of things that you should NOT pack in your hospital bag before giving birth. Good advice on simplifying your hospital bag and not packing more than you can carry home!

I'm treating my pregnancy gestational diabetes with an ADA meal plan, oral Glyburide & daily exercise. But I still get sweet cravings! 6 safe snacks.

I'm pregnant and not feeling good. Here's what happened when I had elevated results on the gestational diabetes screening at 28 weeks -- and some tips for surviving the 3-hour glucose tolerance test.