Web Content Viewer (JSR 286) - Healthy Weight
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Pregnancy and healthy weight
How much do you know about maintaining a healthy weight during pregnancy? Find out by answering the following 10 questions. Click on the link next to any question you got wrong to find out more about the topic it refers to.
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If you scored 8 points or over, congratulations! You have a pretty good understanding of how to maintain a healthy weight during pregnancy, but you may want to check out the extra information linked to any questions you got wrong.
If you scored between 6 and 8 points, you might want to brush up on your knowledge of healthy physical activity and dietary habits during pregnancy. To get further information, click on the link next to any question you got wrong – and keep at it!
If you scored less than 6 points, you will really benefit from reading more about healthy weight during pregnancy. You may also want to check out the other healthy weight information on this site. But don’t worry: finding out more is easy.
b. It depends on your body mass index (BMI) before you became pregnant
c. 5 to 9 kilograms
b. Lots of fish
c. Enjoy a wide range of nutritious foods from the five major food groups
b. Yes – fruit and vegetables
c. No – you should eat as you would normally
b. No
c. Yes
b. Yes, once you are more than 12 weeks pregnant
c. No, never
b. Yes – your body knows what you need to eat- so eat lots of those foods if you have cravings for them
c. No – don’t eat any of these foods at all while pregnant
b. Seek advice from your health professional first
c. Do not start or increase your physical activity at all
b. Yes
c. No
b. Don't eat any foods at all
c. Eat low-fat basic foods like dry biscuits or toast
b. Breastfeeding can reduce the risk of your baby becoming overweight later in life.
c. Breastfeeding is not related to the healthy weight of the mother or child.