Ramen Noodle Cookbook
A diet and pregnancy question?
I see a lot of pregnant women who use the excuse “I don’t know how to cook” when you suggest they start cooking to eat healthy. Why are the not bothering to learn? Isn’t their baby worth it?
They’d rather eat Ramen Noodles and other pre-packaged crap instead of getting a couple cookbooks and actually doing their baby a favor.
I think it’s cheaper to cook from scratch. You can make two meals for the family on maybe $10 a lot of times.
Do they not care, or are they just lazy?
Yeah, teen parents are one thing. But when these are women over 20 doing this, there’s no excuse that they can’t cook healthy.
Well, no GOOD excuse.
Why are they doing this to their baby? That’s my question.
I’m not really sure if you are asking a question or making a statement. However, YES, the baby should be worth it!! It is not that hard to cook, anyone can do it. If anything, just buying fresh foods instead of pre-boxed, pre-packaged crap thats full of preservatives can help so much. I gained 70+ lb’s with my first pregnancy because i was young and naive. I am 38 weeks now with my second pregnancy and have only gained 24 lb’s. I eat high fiber, grains, fresh fruits and veggies, and lean meats. I do low-impact cardio three times a week and my job requires me to be very active. I have a sweet tooth like crazy so i splurge a couple times a week and i can tell when i do, but it makes me happy!
I can’t stand women who act like they are the first pregnant person ever and become lazy slobs the second they find out they are expecting, using it as an excuse to eat whatever they want. Everything you eat goes to your baby and with obesity in society today one would think this would all be common sense. Honestly, i think some people have just been conditioned to eat bad and don’t know anything different.
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