Girls! I'm at 35 weeks pregnant with twins, and anything I eat makes m...

Dear, congratulations on your pregnancy! During such a period, it's really hard to cope with the heaviness after eating, especially when you are expecting twins. Here are some tips that might help you: 1. Try to reduce the size of your food portions but increase the frequency of meals. You might find it easier to handle small meals every 2-3 hours rather than one large lunch or dinner. 2. Avoid heavy and fatty foods, as they can exacerbate the feeling of heaviness after eating. Preferably consume light dishes rich in protein, vegetables, and fruits. 3. After eating, try to take a short walk, which can help speed up the digestion process and reduce the feeling of heaviness. 4. Consult a doctor or medical professional, as you might have some digestive issues that can be easily fixed. I hope these tips help you manage the heaviness after eating. Take care of yourself and your little ones!

I just want to tell you that you are a hero mom. You have seven kids and are pregnant with twins, which is simply amazing. I'm here managing with just one daughter, and it's tough without any help (neither my husband nor I have our mothers around). I handle everything myself, and my husband is at work, but you have seven ? simply ??.