A pregnant woman bargains
Ice cream with fruit in it has to be a healthy source of nutrition.
Right?
Come on. It's milk, and fruit. Calcium, protein, vitamin C. Maybe even some fiber.
Can I get a witness?
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What about banana splits, bananas, strawberries, and nuts with the milk, and chocolate.
You know I heard chocolate is GOOD for you... in moderation of course. (Like 1 banana split's worth) :)
Let me know if you get away with it!
Posted by: Kate | January 29, 2004 at 08:45 AM
Ice cream of any sort is good for you while you're pregnant--it doesn't even have to be a fruity flavor. It's important for women to eat whatever the heck they want during pregnancy (barring toxic-type substances) in order to keep morale up while the body tugs and pulls and stretches and contorts as it goes about making a baby. Eat up!
Eve P.
Posted by: Eve | January 30, 2004 at 03:04 PM