Am 31 weeks pregnant. I have gestation diabetes. Pls tel me proper and healthy diet plan.

Question

Here's a sample vegetarian meal plan if you have gestational diabetes. However, a customised diet plan works best. This is because it is based on your weight, height, activity levels, stage of pregnancy and your glucose levels. 
You can try different variations of this sample meal plan to keep your taste buds happy. 
Early Morning (between 6 AM ? 7 AM)	A glass of milk (250 ml approx.) without sugar with 20gm roasted gram
Breakfast (between 8 AM ? 9 AM)	A cup of milk (approx. 150 ml) without sugar and two whole wheat bread slices with 50gm cottage cheese (paneer) or one boiled egg / two vegetable stuffed chapattis with a bowl of curd / two small dosas or four idlis with sambhar. Use only 1 tsp of oil for cooking.
Mid Morning (11 AM)	One medium-sized fruit (150 gm approx.) such as guava, pear, plum, apple, sweet lime (musambi), peach or jamun.
Lunch (between 1 PM to 1:30 PM)	Start with one quarter plate of salad (cucumber, tomato, carrot, radish), one or two bowls of seasonal vegetable, one bowl of dal, about 150 ml (1 cup) curd, three chapattis / two chapattis and 3 tablespoons of rice. Use about 2 tsp of oil when cooking the lunch.
Evening (4 PM)	A cup of milk without sugar or lassi
Evening Snack (6 PM)	A bowl of sprouts with vegetable juice or soup.
Dinner (8 PM ? 8:30 PM)	Similar to lunch. But you can try different dishes to add variety to your meals. For example, you can take cottage cheese with peas (matar paneer), mixed vegetable, soya nuggets curry, whole moong dal, masoor daal, or black chick pea gravy, green beans and carrots and so on. Use about 2 tsp of oil for cooking dinner.
Bed Time	1 glass milk (250 ml approx.)/ 1 cup milk (150 ml approx.) with one small sized fruit (150 gm approx.)

S K Mittal · Accepted Answer

Here's a sample vegetarian meal plan if you have gestational diabetes. However, a customised diet plan works best. This is because it is based on your weight, height, activity levels, stage of pregnancy and your glucose levels. 
You can try different variations of this sample meal plan to keep your taste buds happy. 
Early Morning (between 6 AM ? 7 AM)	A glass of milk (250 ml approx.) without sugar with 20gm roasted gram
Breakfast (between 8 AM ? 9 AM)	A cup of milk (approx. 150 ml) without sugar and two whole wheat bread slices with 50gm cottage cheese (paneer) or one boiled egg / two vegetable stuffed chapattis with a bowl of curd / two small dosas or four idlis with sambhar. Use only 1 tsp of oil for cooking.
Mid Morning (11 AM)	One medium-sized fruit (150 gm approx.) such as guava, pear, plum, apple, sweet lime (musambi), peach or jamun.
Lunch (between 1 PM to 1:30 PM)	Start with one quarter plate of salad (cucumber, tomato, carrot, radish), one or two bowls of seasonal vegetable, one bowl of dal, about 150 ml (1 cup) curd, three chapattis / two chapattis and 3 tablespoons of rice. Use about 2 tsp of oil when cooking the lunch.
Evening (4 PM)	A cup of milk without sugar or lassi
Evening Snack (6 PM)	A bowl of sprouts with vegetable juice or soup.
Dinner (8 PM ? 8:30 PM)	Similar to lunch. But you can try different dishes to add variety to your meals. For example, you can take cottage cheese with peas (matar paneer), mixed vegetable, soya nuggets curry, whole moong dal, masoor daal, or black chick pea gravy, green beans and carrots and so on. Use about 2 tsp of oil for cooking dinner.
Bed Time	1 glass milk (250 ml approx.)/ 1 cup milk (150 ml approx.) with one small sized fruit (150 gm approx.)