Tempeh. Tempeh is a soy product, derived from Indonesia, and is made from cooked and fermented soybean that is molded into patties. Whether it's baked, steamed, deep-fried or sauteed, sautÃ©ed tempeh makes a great substitute for meat and fish. Dishes tempeh is also a good source for, iron, calcium protein and Vitamin. b12. Tempeh is a soy product, derived from Indonesia, and is made from cooked and fermented soybean that is molded into patties. Whether it's baked, steamed, deep-fried or sauteed, sautÃ©ed tempeh makes a great substitute for meat and fish. dishes
Q: What kind of foods should I stay away from when breastfeeding? A: In general, there are only two foods breastfeeding women should avoid or consume in very small amounts: alcohol and fish. Alcohol can be passed from mom to baby in breast milk and affect neurologic development. One drink or less per day is generally accepted as being safe..
1 After your baby starts eating other foods at 6 months, you will be making less milk and you can cut back on your calorie intake.  If you wish to drink alcohol, wait 2-3 hours after each serving (12 oz. beer, 6 oz. wine, 1.5 oz. liquor) before breastfeeding/pumping. Alcohol does not stay in your milk.