
Morning sickness: the drug-free remedies mums swear by
Ginger, acupressure bands, sour sweets and the snack-before-you-stand trick. What helps with pregnancy nausea, and when it's time to ask for more help.
Plain, crumbly oat biscuits with real ginger, to nibble before you get up
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One of the most common tips for morning sickness is to eat something plain and dry before you get out of bed, and to snack little and often so your stomach is never completely empty. These oat biscuits cover both, with the added warmth of real stem ginger and ground ginger.
They're made with wholegrain oats and have less sugar than most sweet biscuits, so they're a gentler choice when you're reaching for one every couple of hours. Keep a packet by the bed, in the car or in your work bag for the moments when only something bland will do.
They're an everyday biscuit, not a pregnancy product, but they're an easy, cheap thing to try alongside the other ideas in this collection.
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Ginger, acupressure bands, sour sweets and the snack-before-you-stand trick. What helps with pregnancy nausea, and when it's time to ask for more help.
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