MrsKChicago
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If you're able to eat now and you're not underweight, I wouldn't worry about it beyond mentioning it at your next appointment. Lots of women lose in the first trimester, but there's potential for it to be dangerous to mom if it keeps up.
I'm just barely obese, so I'm not supposed to gain much. So far it's going ok, but I suspect I'll gain a little more than ideal. As long as I stay healthy and baby stays healthy and I don't gain so much that I can't do a waterbirth (I think I'm about 30lbs away, so I have a ways to go), I'm happy. I have weight to lose no matter what once I've adjusted to motherhood, an extra few pounds of baby weight won't make a huge difference. So far I'm not gaining much without really doing anything special, but I don't think I'll stay lucky forever.
I'm just barely obese, so I'm not supposed to gain much. So far it's going ok, but I suspect I'll gain a little more than ideal. As long as I stay healthy and baby stays healthy and I don't gain so much that I can't do a waterbirth (I think I'm about 30lbs away, so I have a ways to go), I'm happy. I have weight to lose no matter what once I've adjusted to motherhood, an extra few pounds of baby weight won't make a huge difference. So far I'm not gaining much without really doing anything special, but I don't think I'll stay lucky forever.