Book · 2026 · Health & Fitness
9 Months That Count Forever
How Your Pregnancy Diet Shapes Your Baby's Future
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This was inspired by your book, Nine Months That Count Forever.
Jay Shetty · On Purpose with Jay Shetty · Feb 2026 Listen at 1:04:07 Why people recommend it
9 Months That Count Forever by Jessie Inchauspe is a health-focused book exploring prenatal nutrition and the profound impact of managing sugar intake during pregnancy. The author's work and book were featured during a February 2026 episode of On Purpose with Jay Shetty, where the host engaged deeply with the guest's personal and professional insights. Shetty utilized the book to structure part of the conversation, even introducing a themed trivia game inspired directly by its premises. Toward the end of the discussion, Shetty expressed genuine appreciation for the guest sharing her experiences so openly, noting his hope that listeners tuning into the podcast would seek out the book and recognize the resilience required when unexpected challenges arise despite doing everything right. The host's endorsement framed the text as both an educational resource and an empathetic guide for prospective parents navigating the complexities of prenatal health, nutrition, and wellness, ultimately encouraging his audience to engage directly with the author's published guidance on maintaining healthy blood sugar levels during pregnancy.
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Jay Shetty Yeah, and I and I really am happy that you shared it because I'm hoping that a lot more people who listen t… 2
“Yeah, and I and I really am happy that you shared it because I'm hoping that a lot more people who listen to this will also look for you and go, "Wow, like Jessi was doing everything right and still this experience happened."”
“This was inspired by your book, Nine Months That Count Forever.”
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“And all this is in the chapter in 9 Months That Count Forever about blood sugar and glucose.”