Experience a Joyful and Healthy Pregnancy with Our Free Prenatal Guide

The ultimate resource for every mom-to-be!
Trusted by 20,000+ people like you looking to eat healthfully and get the nutrients you and your baby need when you're pregnant.

Your roadmap to a vibrant and vital pregnancy experience.

Grab your guide and meal plan to get started today!

Thousands of women have used our vetted guides to unlock the secrets of a healthy pregnancy and maximize their wellness.

Start with the complimentary guide, and upgrade to the 7-Day Meal Plan and our Foods to Eat and Avoid Tip Sheets

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Getting Started Guide

The guide will help you understand how to better manage your pregnancy, without feeling overwhelmed.

In it, we’ll cover topics such as:

Food Cravings & Aversions
Pregnancy Superfoods
Key Micronutrients
How to Manage Morning Sickness

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7-Day Meal Plan and Shopping List

According to the American Academy of Obstetricians and Gynecology, you need an extra 340 calories a day in the second trimester, and slightly more in the third.

Our recipes are not only full of flavor, but will also leave you feeling satisfied.

Better yet, we've included a shopping list so you're armed with everything you need in the kitchen.

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Foods to Eat & Avoid Guide

With our Foods to Eat and Avoid Guide, we’ll help you create a home that supports you and your pregnancy without it feeling like a chore.

This tip sheet teaches you how to deftly navigate the foods that help you feel and your best.

Healthy Mom - Healthy Baby

Once you’re armed with your nutrition guide you’ll be able to cut through the noise and confusion — but don’t just take our word for it.

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"I have a greater awareness of what my body actually needs, and the foods that do and don't help me meet those needs.”

Brittany B. OnPoint Nutrition Client

Before starting: While we’re confident our guide will give you a framework to become successful in managing your nutrition while pregnant, always consult with your MD and primary care team (including your OB/GYN) before making changes to your diet and exercise regimen when pregnant.