Week 15 - 16: Dealing With Food Cravings

Did you know that there’s an easy and healthy way to satisfy your cravings? Curb your cravings the easy way!

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You will experience strange cravings much like how hormones gave you a sensitive nose on your first trimester.

Prevent that craving by having balanced meals throughout the day. If you are really craving badly, you can distract yourself by taking a walk, or singing to your baby!

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