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    Gestational Meal Plan

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    2000 Calorie Meal Plan with Milk See the back page for food samples to help you plan your meals and snacks.

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    2000 Calorie Meal Plan with Milk

    See the back page for food samples to help you plan your meals and snacks. Meal Plan
    Breakfast

    2000 Calorie Meal Plan without Milk*


    See the back page for food samples to help you plan your meals and snacks. Meal Plan
    Breakfast

    Sample Menu 1 starch 1 slice toast or bread 1 meat/high protein food 1 egg, 1 oz. ham, or 1 Tbsp peanut butter 1 milk 2% 8 ounces 2% milk 1 fat 1 tsp. margarine

    Carbohydrate grams 15 -15 -Total 30 grams

    Sample Menu 2 starch 2 slices toast 2 meat/high protein food 1 egg and 1 ounce ham 1 fat 1 tsp. margarine

    Carbohydrate grams 30 --Total 30 grams

    Midmorning Snack Lunch

    1 starch 1 fat/1 high protein food 2 starch 2 meat/high protein food 1 or 2 non-starchy vegetables 1 fruit 1 milk 2% 2 fat

    1 slice toast 1 tsp. margarine


    Total

    15 -15 grams

    Midmorning Snack

    1 starch 1 slice toast or 6 saltines 1 meat/high protein food 1 Tbsp. peanut butter or 1 ounce meat , poultry, or cheese (if able)
    Total

    15

    15 grams

    2 slices bread 2 ounces meat/meat substitute 1-2 cups raw vegetables 1 small apple 8 ounces 2% milk 1 tsp. mayonnaise and 1 Tbsp. salad dressing
    Total

    30 --15 15 -60 grams

    Lunch

    3 starch

    2 slices bread and ounce pretzels 2 meat/high protein food 2 oz. meat or poultry 1 or 2 non-starchy 1-2 cups raw vegetables vegetables 1 fruit 17 grapes 2 fat 1 tsp. mayonnaise and 2 Tbsp. salad dressing
    Total

    45 --15 -60 grams

    Mid1 starch 1 slice bread afternoon 1 meat/high protein food 1 ounces meat/meat substitute Snack 1 fat 1 tsp. mayonnaise
    Total

    15 --15 grams

    Mid2 starch or 1 starch 2 slices bread or 6 saltines and afternoon and 1 fruit 1 small orange Snack 1 meat/high protein food 1 ounce turkey or

    30 ---

    1 fat

    Dinner

    cup potatoes plus cup green peas 3 meat/high protein food 3 ounces meat, fish, or poultry 2 non-starchy vegetables 2 cups salad 1 fruit 1 cup strawberries 1 milk 2% 8 ounces 2% milk 2 fat 1 tsp. margarine and 1 Tbsp. salad dressing 2 starch
    Total

    30 --15 15 -60 grams

    1 Tbsp. peanut butter 1 tsp. mayonnaise or 6 cashews


    Total

    30 grams

    Dinner

    3 starch 3 meat/high protein food 1 or 2 non-starchy vegetables 1 fruit 2 fat

    1 cup potatoes and cup corn 3 ounces meat, fish, or poultry 2 cups salad 1 small apple 1 tsp. margarine and 1 Tbsp. salad dressing
    Total

    45 --15 -60 grams

    Before1 starch 1 slice bread bed Snack 1 meat/high protein food 1 ounce cheese or 1 ounce

    15 -15 --

    1 milk 2% 1 fat

    sandwich meat 8 ounces 2% milk 1 tsp. mayonnaise


    Total

    Before1 starch 1 slice toast or 6 saltines bed Snack 1 meat/high protein food 1 hard boiled egg or 1 Tbsp.

    15 ---

    1 fat

    peanut butter 1 tsp. margarine


    Total

    30 grams

    30 grams

    *Be sure to get enough calcium during pregnancy. Talk with your provider about ways to do this with the foods you eat and vitamin supplements.

    Food samples
    Each of the following is about 15 grams of carbohydrate:
    Starch

    1 slice bread or small dinner roll 6 saltine crackers English muffin cup corn, potato, green peas, yam, or sweet potato 1 cup winter squash (butternut or acorn) 1 cup vegetables mixed with corn, peas, and beans

    cup cooked cereal cup unsweetened cereal flakes cup pasta or rice cup cooked polenta, couscous, or quinoa cup cooked dried beans, peas, or lentils

    Gestational diabetes: 2000 calorie meal plan


    Guidelines to help control gestational diabetes
    1. Dont skip meals. Eat 3 meals plus 3 snacks every day. Eat meals at consistent times each day. Always eat a before-bed snack. 2. It is especially important to eat the grams of carbohydrate that are planned per meal and snack. Please call your provider if you have problems following your meal plan. 3. Avoid sugar and concentrated sweet foods and beverages. It is especially difficult to control blood glucose levels in gestational diabetes when any sweets are eaten. 4. Choose higher fiber foods. Eating fiber as part of your meal can slow the rise in your blood glucose level. 5. Talk to your provider about seeing a dietician for one-on-one counseling to develop a meal plan thats right for you. This is especially important if you have a multiple pregnancy (like twins or triplets), special nutritional needs, or have had gastric bypass surgery.
    Protein and fats you need these during pregnancy

    Non-starchy vegetables 3 cups raw or 1 cups cooked vegetables,

    or 1 cups vegetable juice - examples include: Asparagus Celery Green beans Cucumber Broccoli Mushrooms Cabbage Eggplant Cauliflower Greens (such as collard, Carrots kale, mustard, and turnip)
    Fruit

    Jicama Peppers Snap peas Mushrooms Tomatoes Zucchini

    Small apple, pear, or orange 1 cup nonfat, low-fat, or 2% milk banana 6 ounces sugar-free nonfat or cup canned fruit (no sugar added) low-fat yogurt 1 cup berries or melon cup fruit juice

    Milk and yogurt

    Protein and fats Lean proteins and healthy fats are not carbohydrates. Lean protein

    Chicken, other poultry without skin Beef, pork, lamb, or veal trimmed of fat Fish and shellfish Egg whites and egg substitutes Cheese and cottage cheese Tofu and tempeh Cooked soy beans (edamame)

    Heart healthy fats

    2 Tbsp low-fat salad dressing 1 Tbsp low-fat mayo 1 tsp olive or canola oil 1 tsp soft tub margarine or 2 tsp of reduced fat margarine 6 nuts (almonds or cashews)
    PHER Rev. date 2011020 2011 Group Health Cooperative

    Protein and fats provide essential nutrients for your babys development, so eating these in moderation is good during pregnancy. Choose unsaturated fats including omega-3 and monoor polyunsaturated fat. Limit foods with saturated and transfats, which can raise your cholesterol levels.

    For more food examples for meal planning, contact the Group Health Resource Line for a free food exchange booklet. Call toll-free at 1-800-992-2279.
    DA-3619

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