A PS to the below post

I think that the Doctor's reasoning was this: the least they like women to gain is about 20 lbs. The typical schedule is to gain 1/3 of weight in the first 20 weeks and 2/3 the last. Since I will be 20 weeks next month, that gives me one month to gain my 1/3 of 7 lbs.
Anyway, he told me not to worry about it too much. The nutritionists job was to do a calorie count to make sure I was eating enough or if I was and was just really active ( I guess chasing 4 and five year olds all day then a three and six year old all night can burn a lot of calories) and to make sure my thyroid wasn't wacky. After the ultrasound they would know for sure if the baby was growing on track and would know if I need to worry or not with protein shakes and all that. For now, I just have to feel guilty every time I have to write out exactly how many peanut butter m&ms I eat in one sitting and notice that I only had like one serving of veggies yesterday- things like that.
Don't worry, I have no plans on eating trays of doughnuts anytime soon. In fact, I could barely get down one at Lenna's school yesterday morning, and I was thinking of this post the whole time!