Your goals
Fat loss, hormones, glucose-aware eating, pregnancy, or recovery — we write to the goal you name.
Pregnancy Diet Plan
Trimester-aware Indian meals, food-safety notes, and practical snacks — written to support your obstetric care, not replace it.
Starting from ₹999/monthFirst consultation is free · Miyapur, Hyderabad or online

Your pregnancy dietitian starts from your kitchen, schedule, and goals — then writes an Indian meal plan you can follow.
Fat loss, hormones, glucose-aware eating, pregnancy, or recovery — we write to the goal you name.
Vegetarian, vegan, Jain, egg, or non-vegetarian. We do not force foods you will not eat.
Family dinners, festivals, and eating out are planned, not ignored.
Office tiffins, shift work, and travel get swaps so the plan can be followed on a Tuesday.
Follow-ups adjust portions when hunger, energy, or reports change.

Monthly coaching after a free first consultation. Enquire from the contact form, or pay the published price online.
Monthly
₹999/month
Standard extras included
₹1,999/month
Monthly
₹2,999/month
Or use the contact form.
A written pregnancy diet plan, follow-ups, and WhatsApp support during clinic hours — plus Standard and Platinum extras.
All plans
All plans
All plans
All plans
All plans
1–3 calls per month by tier
When you share reports
All plans
Standard and Platinum
Standard and Platinum
Trimester-aware Indian foods with food-safety guidance. Nutrition supports your obstetric care; it does not replace it.
Dal, curd, paneer, eggs, fish, chicken (well cooked)
Protein for you and the pregnancy.
Green leafy vegetables, other sabzi, fruit
Folate, fibre, vitamin C — wash well.
Roti, rice, millets
Energy; adjust portions if you have gestational diabetes.
Milk or curd (pasteurised)
Calcium; lactose-free swaps if needed.
Nuts and seeds in small portions
Useful snacks if nausea limits volume.
Raw or undercooked eggs and meat
Food-safety risk.
Unpasteurised milk and questionable street juices
Infection risk.
Alcohol
Not recommended in pregnancy.
High-mercury fish (as your clinician lists)
Prefer smaller, commonly eaten cooked fish your doctor allows.
Excess caffeine
Follow your obstetrician’s limit.
Examples of Indian meals for this program. Your written pregnancy diet plan is personalised after consult.

Breakfast
Softer flavours if smells are difficult. Milk or curd if you tolerate dairy.

Lunch
Washed vegetables, fully cooked pulses. Portions follow your obstetric notes.

Snack
Small snacks often sit better than long gaps.

Dinner
Well-cooked eggs or dal in the evening if you eat them.
These are examples. Your actual plan is personalized to your requirements.
Energy needs rise modestly as pregnancy progresses; protein needs rise too. Iron supports haemoglobin; folate supports early neural-tube development (supplements are usually started before or in early pregnancy as your doctor directs). Calcium supports bones. Iodine from iodised salt is the usual Indian source. ICMR–NIN 2024 guidelines describe a diverse plate — cereals, pulses, vegetables, fruit, milk or alternatives, and limited fried and sugary foods.
Food safety matters: thoroughly cooked meat, eggs, and leftovers; washed vegetables; care with unpasteurised milk and high-risk street food. Caffeine is usually limited as your obstetrician advises. Alcohol is not part of a pregnancy diet.
Gestational diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disease, and twins change the plan. Your obstetric team sets those rules; we translate them into roti, rice, and snacks.
Nutrition coaching on this site supports general education and meal planning. It is not medical diagnosis or treatment, and it does not replace your physician’s care.
Talk to your doctor or obstetrician before major diet changes if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, take prescription medicines, or have a diagnosed medical condition.
A pregnancy dietitian writes the plan for people who want Indian meals during pregnancy. Follow your obstetrician for medical care.
The plan starts from your kitchen and schedule, not a celebrity template.
Everyday South and North Indian meals, vegetarian or mixed, with practical swaps.
Written structure you can cook at home or pack for the office.
Follow-ups and WhatsApp during published clinic hours — stated clearly, not as 24/7.
Basic ₹999/month, Standard ₹1,999/month, Platinum ₹2,999/month. First consult is free.
Sleep, work hours, and festivals are part of coaching, not treated as failures.

Nutritionist, Health Coach & Gut Health Consultant
Diet2Anybody in Miyapur, Hyderabad, and online. Consultations in English, Telugu, Hindi. Hours: Monday – Saturday, 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM.
Four steps with a pregnancy dietitian in Hyderabad or online across India — from a free consult to a written pregnancy diet plan.
Share your goals, how you eat, and any reports you have. The first consultation is free.
We review lifestyle, food preferences, and medical context you share with your clinician’s care in mind.
You receive a written Indian meal plan with swaps for home, tiffin, and eating out.
Follow-up calls and WhatsApp support during Monday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–7:00 PM. Not 24/7.
Two sample days only. Your written pregnancy diet plan will differ after we hear your routine.
Example only. Your written pregnancy diet plan is personalised after consult.
Example only. Your written pregnancy diet plan is personalised after consult.
Short answers first. Details match the rest of this page.
No. Energy needs rise gradually. Quality and regularity matter more than doubling every plate. Your obstetrician may give a weight-gain range based on your starting BMI.
Yes, with attention to protein, iron, B12, and calcium — and the supplements your doctor prescribes. We write vegetarian Indian menus around that.
Your obstetric and diabetes team set carbohydrate targets. We translate those into roti, rice, and snacks. We do not replace that medical team.
Advice varies. Follow your obstetrician’s food list for your region. We do not override a written clinical restriction.
Book a free consult. Bring your prescription list. Monthly plans start at ₹999 after you opt in. This is nutrition coaching, not antenatal clinic.
After a free consultation we write a pregnancy diet plan around how you already eat. You then choose Basic, Standard, or Platinum for follow-ups. Enquire from the contact page, or pay the published price online.
Yes. Plans are built around roti, rice, dal, sabzi, tiffins, and the food your household already cooks — vegetarian, mixed, or Jain when that is how you eat.
Yes. Goals, food preferences, work hours, travel, and reports you share all shape the written plan. It is not a generic PDF.
Basic: monthly. Standard: every two weeks. Platinum: weekly. Small WhatsApp tweaks can happen inside your support window during clinic hours.
Yes. Sessions are in Miyapur, Hyderabad, or online across India. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. See the dietitian in Hyderabad page for local details.
Basic (₹999/month) is a monthly plan with one follow-up. Standard (₹1,999/month) adds bi-weekly updates, a therapeutic diet, and travel diet. Platinum (₹2,999/month) is weekly updates and unlimited WhatsApp during clinic hours. A free consult can help you pick.
Yes. Message us to move up a tier at the next billing point, or sooner if we agree an adjustment. There is no automatic upgrade.
No. Pregnancy care belongs with your obstetrician. Call your maternity unit for bleeding, reduced movements, or severe headache. We do not guarantee birth weight or a pregnancy outcome.
Get a pregnancy diet plan designed around Indian foods and trimester needs — with a dietitian in Hyderabad or online.
Plans starting from ₹999/month