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Constant and ever changing cravings
throughout pregnancy can be a bigger problem than fitting into a
stylish pair of shoes during our ninth month.  One minute you feel
the need for Granny Smith apples and Frosted Flakes in the same bowl
and the next minute you&#39;re wishing for a bagel topped with tuna
fish to appear.  Ok, maybe that&#39;s just me.  But the one thing we
can all agree on is that at times, baby is either asking for a snack
that isn&#39;t nutritious or sweet treats are the only convenient
options.
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