I'm not pregnant, just here to encourage you to keep up the good work!! 18 years ago I was pregnant for the first time and not watching my weight; I ended up gaining WAY too much (200 lbs at delivery... i'm 5'3!). Two years later I used a WW pregnancy plan (no longer offered) and came in at a much healthier weight. Pretty sure it's no coincidence that my teenaged son (birth weight 9 lb 14 oz) struggles with his weight and his younger sister (7 lb 15 oz) does not.
I don't remember how much more food I was allowed on WW, but I'm wondering-- if you reset your goal weight each month to reflect how much you need to gain that month, would it adjust your calorie requirements to help you gain? Also, I've noticed that one of the SP reports you can run has a graph of the number of calories your body needs to function each day + calories burned in exercise, verses the number of calories eaten. Maybe using the info on that chart that would give you a ballpark estimate of how many extra calories you should be taking in. (Just my non-medical-professional, NOT affiliated with SP, your-mileage-may-vary idea).
Congratulations on your growing families, and kudos to you all for making the extra effort to keep both you and your baby healthy. :-)
Edited by: HOLTJEA at: 3/31/2012 (13:37)