meal preparations... What is everyone planning for meals or snacks after the baby is born?? I know…
meal preparations...
What is everyone planning for meals or snacks after the baby is born?? I know if you're planning on breastfeeding prepare to be hungry hungry ?
deleted-user·
Whatever my husband cooks for me ?.
jesusrollcall·
That's how it's been in my house for now? but he's the bread winner I know once she is born I'm going to have to start cooking again and all I can think of is what's easy lol
deleted-user·
I cooked a giant lasagna froze the whole thing . Cooked some squash froze that . I’m going to make taco meat to freeze and burger patty’s to freeze . Also want to make some muffins or loaf cake to have for snack or breakfast
deleted-user·
Lolol I’m gonna get lots of healthier snacks n snack on through out the day n take it day by day with the meals ..I don’t really have patients to cook to freeze n thinking how it will probably go to waste ordering out probably 2 or 3 days a week ! Snacks like graham crackers yogurts lots of fruit naked drinks oatmeal for breakfast small lunches like grilled chicken n small sides that take 7 min ..I’m not really a healthy eater but long as u take vitamins n don’t eat junk I think things like this will do ..small portions high protein n fats! N lotssss if fluids
deleted-user·
My mommy will be here cooking and helping around the house whatever she decides to cook. Lol
deleted-user·
My partner cooks, but he's already cooking double quantities of things and freezing leftovers, like chilli, pasta sauce, casseroles, etc. When my dd was born we ate a lot of takeaway and he doesn't want to do that this time. So we'll also be eating lots of simple-to-prepare meals like steak and salad, or chicken with vegetables and rice.
deleted-user·
My husband said he was going to cook us something before he left for work and cook dinner at hope so I hope he sticks to it. I have a 4 1/2 year old and 3 year old plus the baby so I'll have my hands full. I want to look up crockpot recipes since that seems easier.
deleted-user·
My mom only stays like 10 minutes from us so she will be coming cooking at her house and bringing food for me and my boyfriend and my boyfriend also cooks , along with ordering out so that's our plan .
deleted-user·
My midwives recommend to make a "labor soup" it's just a kale, sweet potato , bone broth and turkey soup in the crock pot they tell you to freeze some and bring it to the birth center to eat after having baby, but the batch is so big I have frozen extras , hubby and I plan to freeze 3-4 days worth of breakfast, lunch and dinner mostly a bunch of soups and then breakfast foods. He will only stay home for 3 days so when he goes back I want some super easy foods to have cause I'll have my 6yr old, 3 yr old and new baby!
deleted-user·
We plan on doing a combination of the above: freeze big batches of things like lasagna and chili, have some pantry staples like mac n cheese to eat with frozen veggies, eat some food my mom prepares when she's visiting, and do some fast food/delivery.
We're lucky my hubby picked up a part-time job delivering meals for a higher-end healthy meal company (they do health consulting for wealthy people), so we get a couple free meals a week from them. It's awesome and only takes him a few hours per week! I figure that cancels out the McDonald's we occasionally eat ?