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This post may contain affiliate links to products I've tried, love and recommend. A belly-only pregnancy is where you gain mostly belly, and the limited recommended weight. This involves water weight, and some fat that is necessary for breast milk production. A belly-only pregnancy is a super fit pregnancy, where you maintain muscle mass, eat

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Pregnancy means you will gain some weight-it’s inevitable. While you cannot completely control or physically distribute where your weight will go or carry, you can minimize the weight you will gain and where. During my last pregnancy, I made the news headlines when I was able to carry on with my six pack almost until […]

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Gaining a healthy amount of weight during pregnancy is not only acceptable, but it is healthy for baby! During your first trimester, you should gain an average of 1-5 pounds. During the second and third trimester, an average of 1-2 pounds per week. Now, not all of that is pure weight on mama's body. Take a look at the other areas that provide additional weight:

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