Wic employees are not doctors! But they have to suggest advice to people. But if they don't know your whole medical situation then they can't treat you like they treat the next person. So basically if your Dr says you're fine then don't worry about it.
I am 28 weeks and have only gained a pound. I actually lost weight in 1st trimester
Don't pay wic any mind my dr thinks they have no clue what they are talking about! I'm underweight and they had me do weight checks and iron checks come to find out my doc was like your fine I'm not worried. So as long as your doc say your ok then your good!
Dont let them bother u, u were really small and that weight is good for u and baby to have right now. Wic office drives me crazy
They have to provide you with what they believe is best going by what is written in books not by real life experiences
I was considered underweight before pregnancy..
I would not worry about what WIC says but what your doctor thinks. And be prepared, they are annoying if your child ends up on the small side or larger side of the scale. My middle child was 34 lbs at 4 and they tried to tell me she was malnourished and that I was doing a poor job with balancing her meals. But her pediatrician said that she is right on track with how she has been since birth.
If you were at a healthy weight for your height prior to pregnancy, it is recommended that you gain 25 to 35 pounds for your whole pregnancy. Gaining too much weight can be harmful to you and your unborn baby. Don't stress, or try to diet, just eat healthy, the majority of your plate should be veggies.
No but to them it is theit soo by the book...drives me crazy