PCOS pregnancy
nutrition counseling

A happy healthy baby starts with a happy healthy mama.

During pregnancy, the requirement for a variety of many different nutrients increases markedly.

Knowing what to eat, how much to eat, and which foods to avoid is critical, especially when we have PCOS and are at a higher risk for miscarriage, Gestational Diabetes, and Preeclampsia.


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Research suggests a motherโ€™s nutritional status during pregnancy is one of the most powerful influences on her babyโ€™s lifelong health.


simply making changes to your diet can have an intense positive impact on your childโ€™s wellbeing.

The trouble is there is a ton of information that exists out there claiming specific supplements and foods are proven to optimize your pregnancy. Iโ€™ve sifted through the PCOS research, separated fact from fiction, and distilled hard science into straightforward guidance for you.

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using evidence-based strategies, the healthiest pregnancy is possibleโ€”
for you, your baby, and the lifelong well-being of your child.