During pregnancy period connection between a mother and a child develops. There are some terms that must be satisfied so the pregnancy can pass without any difficulties. Some of the terms are neat family anamnesis and neat personal anamnesis of both partners. There is increased appetite present in the period of the pregnancy so it is important to take meals regularly. In the average woman gets around 12 kilograms during 9 months. The most important nutritious substances are proteins, vitamins and minerals. Some of vital groceries are vegetables, salads and soups. Because of neurodermatitis there are some groceries which must be avoided in the first 3 months of pregnancy. It is a period of organogenesis and at the same time the most sensitive period. It is very important to have correct nutrition in that period which needs to be complemented with certain supplements. In the third quarter it is important to pay attention on the iron because of additional blood volume increase. It is required to satisfy certain requirements in order to achieve neat pregnancy. Nutrition in the pregnancy is important because excessive and inssuficient nutrition can adversely affect on the flow and outcome of the pregnancy. Growth and development of the child in the uterus demands increased amount of nutricious substances in a mother nutrition. Amount of substances depends on the stage of pregnancy and activity of a mother. Expectant mother who is idle because of pathological conditions of pregnancy requires lower amount of substances, while on the other hand expectant mother who is physically more active needs more nutritious substances. Amount of ingested substances also depends on the constitution of a mother, her weight and height at the beginning of the pregnancy. There comes to different physical and psychological changes during the period of pregnancy so it is important to dedicate a special care to the health. With regular nutrition during the period of pregnancy, expectant woman cares for her own health and in that way she is setting the base for health of an unborn child.