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AnnMumsnet · 18/06/2013 10:58

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QuietNinjaTardis · 18/06/2013 11:05

Done. Don't know how helpful I was though! Never heard of eating berries to prevent allergies.

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Dolallytats · 18/06/2013 12:39

Done, but I hadn't heard about it either!! Also have IBS so have to be careful!!

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Bunnylion · 18/06/2013 12:54

It does say "Please note, the list below is of things that some people do but is not necessarily based on any official recommendations."

So I until there is solid evidence berries preventing allergies I wouldn't make any drastic changes to your diet if it's already balanced and healthy.

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smaths · 18/06/2013 13:02

Hmm I live on a farm which grows strawberries and raspberries and am 32 weeks... my berry intake is probably more than most! (DD seems to have inherited a strong affection for berries too and would happily consume a pound at a sitting if we let her! - thankfully no allergies)

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ChickenPieMama · 18/06/2013 13:16

Done. I hadn't heard about the berries thing! Will give it some thought when my appetite comes back! Don't you just love morning/noon/night sickness! Confused

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pettyprudence · 18/06/2013 13:27

Done (got my bfp this morning Grin)

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HorryIsUpduffed · 18/06/2013 17:07

Done!

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Newmum0113 · 18/06/2013 17:16

Congratulations petty!!

Done it but ticked no to loads because it said specifically for the pregnancy. I have a pretty well balanced diet and I eat lots of fruit and fish anyway. I also eat the same quantity of chocolate.... I did say balanced!! Wink !!

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WeasleyWoo · 18/06/2013 17:17

Done...off to research berries!

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PipsWife · 18/06/2013 19:34

Done.
5 wks.

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Cookiepants · 18/06/2013 19:40

Done. Now off to JL website to spend the (imaginary!) winnings Grin

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FobblyWoof · 19/06/2013 15:11

Congratulations petty

Done the surgery, now really hungry and want some strawberries!

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LilacBreastedRoller · 19/06/2013 15:33

I did this, but please be aware that you have left no room for people to signal that one or more of their previous children has died. You have to give an age, or else pretend you never had them.

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MinkyWinky · 19/06/2013 15:57

Done, but I'm the same as newmum, I eat a relatively balanced diet anyway

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LilacBreastedRoller · 19/06/2013 15:58

Sorry, I didn't really mean to say that we should be able to signal that specifically. Just that it's upsetting when these forms have no wiggle room and make blithe assumptions about the ongoing shape of people's families.

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HelenMumsnet · 19/06/2013 20:55

@LilacBreastedRoller

I did this, but please be aware that you have left no room for people to signal that one or more of their previous children has died. You have to give an age, or else pretend you never had them.


Thanks LilacBreastedRoller - and we're sorry Sad. We'll pass your comments on to our Insight team.
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LilacBreastedRoller · 19/06/2013 22:11

Thanks Helen. I don't think I explained myself very well here, it's not that i need a space to tell my story in a questionnaire about berries. It's just something to bear in mind when constructing questionnaires in general, as sadly there are lots of bereaved parents on MN (as I know you know).

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AnnMumsnet · 20/06/2013 10:35

Thanks for raising this point LilacBreastedRoller. Point duly noted by the surveys team here at MNHQ and we will try and tweak wording on future surveys. best, Ann

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LilacBreastedRoller · 20/06/2013 11:32
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yellowsnownoteatwillyou · 20/06/2013 11:49

Done

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weenwee · 20/06/2013 16:11

Done! But the allergies thing always bugs me, it seems like without concrete evidence a soon to be mum could be really worried over potentially nothing, and that to me is more dangerous to mum and baby than whether she had a punnet of blueberries!

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lou1970 · 20/06/2013 18:11

berries, eh? now I seem to remember being told that eating too much fruit means you run the risk of gestational diabetes. Luckily she didn't mention cake...

Bloody hell there is so much information about what you should and shouldn't eat, I felt dreadful as I skipped down the 'no' column of all the things I should apparently be avoiding.

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LuckySocks13 · 20/06/2013 21:34

Done :)

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lovemybabyboy · 22/06/2013 21:00

Done! :)
I have been eating frozen raspberries like there is no tomorrow throughout this Pregnancy but because I have been craving them! I never heard of the m preventing allergies either.

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picklepen · 22/06/2013 23:15

Done

Have a real craving for peanuts and cashews... never really liked them before... so it's tough luck if it makes the Bean allergic.

Berries seem to be the new wonder-food.

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