Caring for a newborn can be daunting. Between all of the feedings, diaper changes, and naps, a new mom has quite a bit on her plate — but very little time to actually eat anything from it! Luckily, being short on time (and sleep) doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice your healthy eating goals.
These ideas should reduce the time you spend in the kitchen, whether you have a new baby to care for or not!
Get them all in my guest contribution at WhatToExpect.com!
Azurae
What a gorgeous picture!!! Love this.
carrie
You look amazing Mama!!
Nancy A.
You look the picture of health and happiness! Darling little one!!
Da'Naeva
I was wondering if you take any vitamins or supplements while nursing? (Calcium,cod liver oil,prenatals..)?
Janet
You look beautiful! My babies are 3 now, and the healthy habits I started during pregnancy are mostly still intact. I’m healthier now than ever before! Love your blog and refer to it more than any other food site. 🙂
Mira
You look GORGEOUS!! Absolutely love your blog.
Red101
You and your little one look sweet and radiant! Your outlook on health is inspiring. Wishing you the best always!
bianca
such beauty ! you are inspiring
Da'Naeva
Do you take any supplements while nursing???
Heidi
You are beautiful! Loved seeing this pic of you and your sweet baby!
Nadja
Motherhood looks great on you! Your absolutely gorgeous and glowing with your little one! I want to thank you for taking your time blogging and keeping us healthy with your yummy recipes! I cannot get enough of all your yumminess! I have converted my meat-potato husband to your delicious and healthy recipes. My kids love, yes they LOVE the cheese kale chips! I make them at least twice a week! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!
SandyNCali
Hello, yes I too had to remove chocolate from my diet, it really upset both my little girl while nursing, then, two years later my little boy too. After they were eating much more solid food I was able to re-introduce it successfully. Hope this helps 🙂 ~Sandy
SandyNCali
…..I meant re-introduce it back into my diet, and they were able to tolerate it without unpleasant symptoms. ~Sandy