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  1. December 14th, 2014, 06:49 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush View Post
    While I don;t want anyone reading too much into it, there is some science backing this up and was also true for me - ate constantly when pg with my boys


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  2. December 15th, 2014, 05:45 AM #12
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    But you CAN be super hungry with girls too, right? I have always been ravenous while pregnant, needing to eat constantly. I do have a big appetite & high metabolism naturally though.

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    Yes, I was just as hungry with my girl as I was with my boys. Just as nauseous too meh! All my pregnancies were the same basically, hoping the next one isn't!
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    I was starving 24/7 when I was pregnant with DS, I probably at like every hour and I am sure I could of gone every 30 mins lol. I would feel nauseous then as soon as I ate something I felt better. I was constantly eating which is probably why I gained 60lbs!!! With the girls I would go hours without eating(which probably isn't good) but I never really felt hungry, and I only gained 25lbs with them.


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  5. December 15th, 2014, 12:51 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by maidentomother View Post
    But you CAN be super hungry with girls too, right? I have always been ravenous while pregnant, needing to eat constantly. I do have a big appetite & high metabolism naturally though.
    Pregnancy makes you hungry, for sure!!! Boy or girl.

    My daughter was my second biggest baby and I was def. hungry with her, just that i was REALLY hungry with a couple of my boys!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by maidentomother View Post
    But you CAN be super hungry with girls too, right? I have always been ravenous while pregnant, needing to eat constantly. I do have a big appetite & high metabolism naturally though.
    Pregnancy makes you hungry, for sure!!! Boy or girl.

    My daughter was my second biggest baby and I was def. hungry with her, just that i was REALLY hungry with a couple of my boys!!!
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    It happend same to me..every 1-2 hours wanted to eat, big meals and never enough. But I gained 43.5 kg 😔
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