& Pregnancy Checklist

vitamin A and 2000 IU vitamin D per day

(can be yogurt, kefir, cheese)


chickens



particularly salmon, shellfish & fish eggs









Palm Oil, Nut Oils/Butters, Avocado
This list Is based on the
Weston A Price recommended diet for nursing and
pregnant mothers. I've made a few changes to the list,
as per updated information. I really like checklists,
so I put this together in a printable check-list format you can
easily stick on your fridge! I've added preconception
to the title, because that is a very important time
to prepare one's body for growing a baby- and
the 3 months before pregnancy should be treated
as if you were pregnant, because that is when a
woman's body is preparing and ripening an egg
to be ready for fertilization. Also it's a great time for
men to be eating these foods as well, as it takes their
bodies ~3 months start to finish to make healthy,
viable sperm.
Weston A Price recommended diet for nursing and
pregnant mothers. I've made a few changes to the list,
as per updated information. I really like checklists,
so I put this together in a printable check-list format you can
easily stick on your fridge! I've added preconception
to the title, because that is a very important time
to prepare one's body for growing a baby- and
the 3 months before pregnancy should be treated
as if you were pregnant, because that is when a
woman's body is preparing and ripening an egg
to be ready for fertilization. Also it's a great time for
men to be eating these foods as well, as it takes their
bodies ~3 months start to finish to make healthy,
viable sperm.
This list is of course considering all food sources be
organic, pastured or grass-fed. For the simple list
purpose, I took the specifics out.
organic, pastured or grass-fed. For the simple list
purpose, I took the specifics out.
While making this list, I realize, I never eat ALL of
these foods in one day, or frequently enough
(like seafoods), to provide enough nourishment
for myself- let a lone if I were growing another child.
these foods in one day, or frequently enough
(like seafoods), to provide enough nourishment
for myself- let a lone if I were growing another child.
I'd like to challenge myself to try to eat the foods on
the checklist, each day/week, and see if it's realistic
to eat this much food- and then based on how I can fit
these foods into my life on a daily weekly basis-
and work it into a reasonable goal.
NOURISH THE SOIL, BEFORE YOU PLANT THE SEED
the checklist, each day/week, and see if it's realistic
to eat this much food- and then based on how I can fit
these foods into my life on a daily weekly basis-
and work it into a reasonable goal.
NOURISH THE SOIL, BEFORE YOU PLANT THE SEED
In nature, we know it's important to have healthy,
nutrient rich soil- for the best start and long-term
success of growing a seedling into a well formed,
fruit bearing plant.
I feel that it is very important to Nourish one's self
well before pregnancy, and especially between
subsequent pregnancies. Each stage of this life cycle
has extreme nutritional demands- preparing for
conception, pregnancy, labor and birth, breastfeeding
and recovery. I know after I had my first child, I felt
nutritionally wiped out for several years after she was born.
When I have my next child, I want to be prepared,
and prepare my body in advance, so I have FULL
nutritional reserves. So, you might see a few more
posts about preconception related topics, since it's on my mind.
and prepare my body in advance, so I have FULL
nutritional reserves. So, you might see a few more
posts about preconception related topics, since it's on my mind.
-Is there anything you would add or take off this
food list? -What do you think about all this food?
-Think it's possible to eat all of this food each day/week?
-What Preconception health tips do you have or wish you
had known?
food list? -What do you think about all this food?
-Think it's possible to eat all of this food each day/week?
-What Preconception health tips do you have or wish you
had known?
3 comments:
I love your blog. I love traditionally prepared foods too and we have some of the same bloggers on our blog lists so I thought I'd introduce myself.
My blog is http://nurturedfamilylife.blogspot.com if you'd like to take a look.
Thank You! It's nice to meet you lisa- I'll check out your blog!
As you already know. I'm working on this too!! :)
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