Here are food healthful during your pregnancy, it is advice from a great doctor.

source: Marjorie Greenfield, M.D

These recommendations are here to guide your choices. As you make small changes, hopefully you will develop good habits that will serve you and your children well throughout your lifetimes.

• Eat mostly vegetables and fruits--strong colors tend to be the most vitamin-rich.
• Get sources of protein from chicken, lean meats, fish (choose fish that tend to be low in mercury), tofu, or low-fat dairy sources. If you are vegan vegetarian, you will need to learn about nutrition to meet your protein and vitamin needs.
• Take in most of your carbs as whole grains: brown rice and whole wheat. Downplay white foods.
• Don't drink your calories--our bodies don't know when we take in liquid nutrition and oftentimes we don't count it in our daily intake. Sodas and juices contain a lot of calories.
• Eat food that looks like food, not processed into something else.
• Eat what your appetite tells you to--eat when you are hungry, take your time, and stop just before you are full.
• When you do eat foods that are not "ideal," take a small portion, and enjoy every minute of it.
• If you eat from stress, habit, boredom, or to socialize, find alternative ways to meet those needs. Keep your hands busy, go for a walk, listen to music, phone a friend.
• Pay attention to your food while you are eating it. Don't watch television or read, or you may eat more than you meant to and still not really be satisfied.

Habits are hard to change, but when we get used to making good food choices and eating to allay hunger (as opposed to the myriad other reasons we eat), we can all really enjoy the tastes and textures of our sustenance, and be healthy too!