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I look forward to connecting with you so make sure you go there and LIKE the page so we can stay in contact during your pregnancy. Well, there is good news and bad news. The good news is that the thighs don't have to grow. You can actually prevent excess weight gain in the lower body if you EXERCISE during pregnancy. And eat healthy of course. Here are my 5 Favorite Pregnancy Exercises for the THIGHS. They really help keep the legs tight and reduces the excess weight gain.
Q: I gained a lot of weight early in my pregnancy. Is that a problem? A: While putting on the bulk of your pregnancy weight in the first trimester isn't the end of the world, it does cause some concern. If you started your pregnancy at a healthy weight, you should plan to gain 25 to 35 pounds total throughout your pregnancy. If you gain the majority of that early on (say, 20 pounds in the first 20 weeks), it may be hard to slow down your weight gain, and you'll end up packing on much more that what's recommended.