You’re preggers. To keep from losing your lunch, you grab:
a) an energy bar.
b) dim sum.
c) Wheat Thins.

Our money is on C. You’re tired of A and can’t stuff B into your purse.

Try Numa snacks instead. They are new, high-protein bites that taste just like biscotti.

Invented by two pregnant and hungry moms, the sweet and nutty pieces are baked in San Francisco with all-natural ingredients. Cinnamon almond and hazelnut flavors are packed with pre- and postnatal health boosters (protein; fiber; omega-3 DHA; folic acid; calcium; vitamins C, B6, and B12), so you can start the habit while expecting and continue munching while nursing.

Plus, a resealable, crumb-catching pouch makes them easy to keep in your purse or desk without making a mess. Which is exactly what you’re trying to avoid in the first place.

Available at Bi-Rite Market, 3639 18th Street, between Guerrero and Dolores Streets (415-241-9760 or biritemarket.com); Mollie Stone’s, 635 Portola Drive, between Fowler Avenue and Teresita Boulevard (415-664-1609 or molliestones.com); Nest Maternity, 1839 Divisadero Street, between Pine and Bush Streets (415-673-3320 or nest-maternity.com); online at numasnacks.com, $12 for a three-pack.

Here’s the Deal, Mom: Starting Wednesday, DailyCandy Kids Deals will be sending you discounts on products and services for you and your kiddos. That’s more from DailyCandy Kids — for less.

GO
International Children’s Dance & Food Festival
What: A colorful outdoor showcase of folk dancing, eats, and music from around the globe.
Why: Cut footloose.
When: Sat., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where: Music Concourse, Golden Gate Park, 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr., b/t John F. Kennedy & Martin Luther King Jr. Drs. Free.

GROOVE
Place in Your Heart: a Family Music Benefit Show
What: A trifecta of local talent (Frances England, Charity Kahn, and The Devil-Ettes) in a not-to-be-missed concert benefiting Sunset Cooperative Nursery School.
Why: Smells like kindie spirit.
When: Sat., 1-4 p.m.
Where: Swedish American Hall, 2174 Market St., b/t Sanchez & Church Sts. Tickets at 415-861-5016 or online at ticketweb.com. Individual, $7; family pass, $25.

CHOW
Third Annual Doof-a-Palooza
What: A celebration of healthy eating for wee gourmands with good-for-you street snacks prepared by local growers and chefs, plus food-themed rides, games, and performances.
Why: Feed a passion.
When: Sun., 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Where: Jack London Square, ‪66 Franklin St., at Water St., Oakland‬ ‪(510-236-7469‬). Free.

Photo: Courtesy of Numa