you asked...

re: Q: Alcohol and TTC?

Let me get this right - if I knowingly have a drink while TTC, then I am a bad bad woman, but if I dont' realize I'm pregnant and go on a bender, then it's okay because lots of women have drank not knowing they were pregnant?American culture towards women drinking whilst pregnant is incredibly schizophrenic and assumes all women are alcoholics - made funnier because there are plenty of cultures and countries in which women who have limited amounts of alochol have perfectly healthy babies and aren't demonized.

nosoup4u | May 04 , 2007 4:12 PM

re: Q: Alcohol and TTC?

I currently smoke. How soon before tcc should I quite so it doesn't affect our odds?

soontobeMrsHudson | July 06 , 2007 2:55 PM

re: Q: Alcohol and TTC?

My husband and i are trying to conceive, but he occasionally drinks.Will that interfer with us trying to conceive?

cnw9669119 | August 27 , 2008 9:54 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

They say you should "cut down" on how much alcohol you are drinking, just to up your chances of getting pregnant. They also say you should stop smoking the reefer completely because it stops ovulation. Several woman have had no idea they were pregnant in the first couple weeks and were drinking a lot and had perfectly healthy babies. Good Luck :)

jenniferchase | August 04 , 2009 11:11 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I have some genetically inheritied diseases in my family, and when I went to the genetic counsellor, she during the initial risk questionaire, told me that the baby doesn't start pulling from your bloodstream until 4 weeks, or 2 weeks AFTER conception. So basically anything you've done before you find out cannot harm the baby. Plus people drank their entire pregnancies until just a few years when it was dicovered to be harmful and most children turned out just fine. They tell you to abstain while trying to concieve because it helps your overall health, which in turn can help you concieve. But don't beat yourself up for what you've done before you knew you were pregnant, chances are it has posed no risk to the baby

Jsolivan | September 10 , 2009 1:10 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Should my husband cut out alcohol while we are trying to conceive as well?

nititejani | September 23 , 2009 6:47 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

It shouldn't be a problem to have a few drinks now and then while TTC. I think Americans are way to strict on drinking. I drank alcohol every once in a while throughout my entire pregnancy and have a healthy baby girl now. So don't worry so much while TTC. You need to relax in order to up your chances of conceiving anyway!

daisy1358 | October 12 , 2009 4:25 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Pfft, as if smoking reefer stops you from ovulating. Trust me, I was a very big pothead for years and continued to be when I concieved. Now I am very pregnant, and scoff at people who say reefer stops ovulation or lowers sperm count, considering the father indulged rather heavily in marijuna as well. Maybe we were just very fertile, but I know many people who smoke marijuana and easily get pregnant. [/ a little off topic]

shutuppalex | October 29 , 2009 3:14 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

MODERATION- Say it with me! If you smoked a few butts a day and had a couple glasses of wine before you got pregnant...don't do anything dramatic! People all over the world have a glass of wine on occasion and their babies are fine!- More mellow in my opinion! :) Anyhow- the goal is to be happy and if you are going through Nicotine withdrawals or crave a glass of wine...your body isn't exactly "happy" is it? I would have to admit to smoking about 3 cigarettes a day throughout my whole pregnancy and having a glass of wine on occasion. I think back laughing to how many "older" women (think our mothers) told me that they where smoking in the doctors office up until delivery. Oh and- I also had COLDCUTS! One cannot take coldcuts away from a German girl! REEEEEEELAX! It seems to me that the people in my surroundings that did "everything" right are the ones that have the kids that are bouncing of the walls...but that may just be me. (Not looking to make enemies) Just saying...

Tikat | November 09 , 2009 9:31 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Oh and what they say about smokers having babies with lower body weight? Try 8 lbs 4 ounces...happy healthy bouncin' baby girl!

Tikat | November 09 , 2009 9:34 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

1- You're not a bad, bad woman for drinking before pregnancy. Just like you aren't completely off the hook if you "didn't know." If you're trying to conceive, you're supposedly more likely to look out for the best ways to get pregnant. If drinking lowers these chances or there's a risk that you could be pregnant during drinking, then there really is no reason to risk it. 2- If you smoked during your pregnancy and it didn't cause any consequences, then you are very lucky. I was a preemie weighing in at 5 lbs. due to my mom's smoking habits. It's just common sense that you'd want the best for the child that you wanted to bring into the world. I think there is a lot of stress to be over prepared and paranoid about every detail. People in the Dark Ages were doing piss poor jobs of taking care of themselves and they still managed to pop out their share of children. There should be some concern over drug abusers or alcoholics who choose to endanger their pregnancy, though. (And I am most certainly not saying anyone on this forum is. I'm speaking overall throughout the country).

brunoshort | November 14 , 2009 1:15 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

everyones body is different, and some even say smoking pot makes a baby more creative. To each their own I suppose. But as far as cigarettes, i would quit while TTC, because the stress of nicotine withdrawls can be worse for the baby then smoking. So unless you dont plan to quit, i would say it better to stop smoking while ttc

DCMcQueen | February 17 , 2010 8:44 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

It seems there is a misconception about terratogens and your baby's health. I diagnose learning disorders in children for a living and have found that many families who smoked or drank occasionally during pregnancy ended up having children with learning deficits and health problems. If you are pregnant and drink alcohol, so does your baby. This can hurt your baby's growth and cause life-long physical and behavioral problems. One of the most severe effects of drinking during pregnancy is fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). FAS is a group of problems that can include Mental retardation Birth defects Abnormal facial features Growth problems Problems with the central nervous system Trouble remembering and/or learning Vision or hearing problems Behavior problems Health during pregnancy should not be taken lightly.

adacole | March 12 , 2010 5:24 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

the pothead and smoker: just because you two got lucky does not mean there are no health threats that come along with smoking when pregnant. and, by the way, if you cannot even give up smoking or drinking for your baby, how are you going to cope with sacrificing even bigger things for your child? grow up.

wednesday51 | April 22 , 2010 8:25 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I just went to my first consult and we discussed this, since with my first child I didn't realize I was pregnant and drank. My son came out beautiful, healthy, and intelligent. HOWEVER - The doctor said that ANY alcohol can give a baby FAS and there is no way of knowing how much and to whom it will happen to. Some total alcoholics can have perfectly healthy babies - other mothers who had "just one" have children who are affected. Ultimately is it ever worth the risk?

SND2010 | April 26 , 2010 6:02 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

To the women who bragged about smoking while pregnant. This is a very sore topic with me. I am a child of a woman who smoked while she was pregnant. I was a low birth weight baby. I was diagnosed with asthma as a child, have severe allergies and was sick with respiratory infections as a child. As an adult I had to undergo surgery on my sinus for the years worth of damage my Mom's smoking did. My asthma is mostly under control now, but when I get around smoke it triggers it. Do your child a favor and don't smoke while you are pregnant.

reesatheresa78 | May 03 , 2010 9:43 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

It is known that when men smoke weed their sperm becomes "high" too. When this happens they can't find their way to the egg which makes it harder when trying to conceive. And smoking is awful for women to do whether your pregnant or not so stop trying to defend it.

briantyke_ml | May 14 , 2010 5:33 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

What about edibles like reefer brownies/cakes/candy bars?? lol I'm not smoking, but my husband did (didn't effect us getting pregnant) but he asked me about that and I just rolled my eyes. I never smoked, but his question got me wondering.

AlKe420 | May 19 , 2010 11:33 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Drinking alcohol during pregnancy is not a good idea unless done in moderation since babies cannot properly injest ethol alcohol. As for drinking before getting prego; I believe in moderation all is well.

jenmillard23 | May 21 , 2010 10:39 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Drinking even a little tiny bit during pregnancy can cause Fetal Alcohol Syndrome; it is most likely safer after the first trimester, although any doctor worth his/her salt would tell you to not drink at all since no one knows exactly when alcohol can harm the fetus. One woman could drink only once and it could be the crucial point, causing FAS. Another woman could drink every night during the pregnancy, but if it's not at the crucial point, it wouldn't do anything. The point is, no one knows when that crucial point is. If you want a healthy baby, better to stop drinking immediately as soon as you find out you're pregnant, and if you absolutely must drink, wait til several months in.

skipitgood | June 04 , 2010 2:34 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol does not affect sperm

srkropf | June 17 , 2010 9:52 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

kind of funny cuz a lot of babies are conceived because of a couple people getting drunk.

cheyeone | June 30 , 2010 12:12 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I really have a problem with pregnant women smoking, just because you luck out by being selfish and continuing to smoke during pregnancy, doesn't mean that everyone should do it. My father's mother smoked during her pregnancy with him and he had a severe Mitral Valve Prolapse which caused blood leakage and his valve stopped work at age 45 causing him to have an arythmia and die. Women need to realize that you are responsible for taking care of a growing baby. Would you give your newborn a cigarette? Then you shouldn't be smoking while pregnant either. With so many things that can already go wrong, why make those chances higher? I currently have a neighbor who is pregnant and she smokes constantly... I want to say something but what can I really do?! Be healthy ladies, smoking is terrible for you and everyone around you.

FmC231 | July 02 , 2010 6:36 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

RE: cheyeone - I totally agree! The night that I'm guessing my husband and I conceived, we were definitely both under the influence (and snowed in, haha). I'm now about 30 weeks pregnant, and our little baby girl is doing perfectly well. We weren't trying to conceive, so I was drinking up until I found out I was pregnant, and we still have had no problems (as of yet). Regarding mothers-to-be smoking, I agree that it's really irresponsible, but I do know how hard it is to quit. I was trying to quit about a month before I got pregnant (after multiple failed attempts). I was down to just a few cigarettes a week (mainly when I was out with friends or drinking), but when I found out I was pregnant, it made it that much easier to quit! For those of you who are smokers and TTC, I would try at least cutting down on your smoking before TTC. As cliche as it sounds, quitting has been one of the best things I've ever done! I feel so much healthier (even without excercising) and I can't imagine how much crappier I would feel during pregnancy if I was smoking on top of all the changes my body is going through. That baby should be your primary focus, as it's depending on you for it's survival (and since smoking is bad for us as adults, it's definitely bad for developing babies). Think of that little one as extra motivation if you're TTC and trying to quit! And Fm: I don't mean to be rude, but the ladies that are trying to quit don't really need people judging them for their habits. Like I said, I agree that it's terribly irresponsible to be doing so during pregnancy and very unhealthy, but they know that. Treating smokers like idiots does not change their minds about it, and DEFINITELY does not help with the quitting process. I'm not trying to say that smokers need sympathy, but it's hard enough getting over an addiction without people criticizing you along the way.

FbachsCivvie | July 07 , 2010 3:53 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Oh, and Tikat: I totally agree with your comment about the people doing "everything right" that have the babies that are bouncing off the walls. I have to say that I've never smoked during my pregnancy (at least after I knew I was pregnant), but I have cooked with wine and had a few sips of it here and there. And with all the food restrictions they have nowadays for pregnant women, I don't know how we're supposed to eat! Whenever I'm concerned about a food during pregnancy, I call my mom and see if she had it while she was pregnant with me. I'm perfectly healthy, and she even had GD while she was pregnant with me. I think people are a little too paranoid now-a-days :)

FbachsCivvie | July 07 , 2010 4:02 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

In my opinion, I would cut out smoking entirely. My best friend's Mother smoked while she was pregnant. My friend is 30 years old and 4'10' with severe throat polyps that the doctor says are definitely related. She was also born very low birth weight. It's only 9 months out of your lives to give up ladies, for the health of your child's entire life. Be responsible.

noeljnichols | July 28 , 2010 12:49 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Really... I agree so heartily that Americans go WAAAAAAAY overboard with this. Sheesh, maybe my neighbors should stop drinking too, just in case I conceive??!

singer74 | August 02 , 2010 9:21 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

My husband & I are TTC now & while I have definitely cut way back on drinking, I still have a glass of wine or a single beer now & then. I'm trying to not stress too much about getting prego & just let God decide when it's time:) Best wishes to all of you that are TTC!

blessed818 | September 15 , 2010 1:20 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I just recently found out that I am pregnant (about 4 wks in 2 wks since conception). I stopped smoking and drinking as soon as I found out and my Sister who is a Nurse Midwife said it should be fine considering the baby doesn't share my blood until about 2 wks from conception. Moral of the story is, stop smoking and drinking. It's not easy to quit smoking, I've been a heavy smoker for years, but it's what's best for your baby.

Bobnanas | September 21 , 2010 11:51 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

There are some medical journals coming out now about drinking during pregnancy, and it seems to show that in general, women who drank moderately (like 4-6 drinks per week) had babies that seemed to be perfectly normal. I think the people who said MODERATION are definitely on the right track. That being said, completely stopping alcohol consumption while pregnant can't be a bad thing for your baby.

hesterfoley@hotmail.com | October 12 , 2010 8:21 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Because the way genetics work, every baby is affected differently. Some women will drink and smoke and their babies will be okay. On the other hand, some will be born with all kinds of disorders. I don't believe knowing someone who did this or that is good reasoning to drink or not drink, smoke or not smoke. Please think back to your science classes and remember that your conclusions should be heavily supported by evidence. The evidence shows that in a normal adult smoking is harmful and that a glass of wine a day can be good for you if you have no other medical problems. The evidence also shows that consuming more than one alcoholic drink a day is bad for you (and you can't save your days and drink seven drinks on Saturday :). The only thing that medicine has found that increases your risk of breast cancer is drinking more than one glass a day which says alot about alcohol and good health. This evidence should be enough to make an informed decision. I say don't smoke if you can help it, if you can't quit at least cut back, maybe the odds will be for you, then again they could definately be against you. I teach kids with true ADD and ADHD, its hell and they have a difficult time in school. I also say drinking a glass every once in a while probably isn't going to hurt (I personally wouldn't take the risk but I don't have an addictive personality either so its easy for me). As for the person that said sperm can get high and lose its way, ummm, its a cell, it doesn't have the capability to get high. Its not like it has a brain or "knows" which way it should be going. Research shows that pot can lower sperm count and cause low birth weight but there is no evidence showing that sperm can get high. Funny, but completely without scientific merit.

jshuman22 | October 25 , 2010 8:35 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

i just have to say this and i tell everybody i know this. my mother smoked with me while being pregnant and my whole life they smoked around me. i know have less than 65% of my lungs and am allergic to numerous things along with having serious colon issues... i don't blame them smoking for everything but i think that a big part of it has to do with the smoking

Dinaw | October 30 , 2010 1:46 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I went on a total bender the weekend before I found out I was pregnant. I had wine, beer, and even a margahrita or two. I also ate a bunch of sushi and rode amusement park rides. I worried about it all for a second and then moved on.

asgueglia | December 02 , 2010 4:02 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Women who are members of this site are obviously interested in the latest thinking behind pregnancy and TTC and so are more than capable of reading the info and making their own decisions. There's nothing worse than being preached to (alhtough there are some really interesting points on this thread!).

mrscarnell | January 15 , 2011 4:33 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

If you have to ask....dont do it. Period. Dont try to get around it. Dont try to make it sound better if you do it. Just dont do it.

CBLorson | March 06 , 2011 11:28 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I know that this topic is about drinking, but since smoking has come up, I thought I would chime in. Instead of trying to cut out everything at once, I had a couple of months before we started trying where I cut my coffee consumption and stopped smoking the half a pack a day that I had picked back up. I've had such awful mood swings since becoming pregnant that I couldn't imaging trying being in the thick of nicotine withdraw right now. Ug, that would be awful. So yeah,I'm not trying to tell people when they should do what, but I am really glad that I started modifying my lifestyle pregnant before I was because it would totally suck to try and change now when I'm dealing with the emotions of my having my first child. If I had drank much before becoming pregnant, I would say that the same logic would apply.

colorschemer | March 12 , 2011 3:50 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I have been trying to get pregnant for 2 years now. Since I use the iPeriod app on my iPhone to chart my cycles and use ovulation predictor tests AND we thoroughly try during my fertile time, I WON'T drink after ovulation in case we did make a baby until my next period begins and I know it's safe. However, prior to ovulating, I will have the occasional drink...I usually take my time and sip half the night until giving the remainder to DH anyways. I agree with colorschemer about trying to live with the lifestyle choices prior to getting pregnant...especially with coffee. I try to stay under 2 cups a day right now, and when I (hopefully) get pregnant, I'll go down to 1 a day.

maryfc1 | March 18 , 2011 1:04 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

i think you people who keep saying you drank and/or smoked during pregnancy and nothing happened, so it cant be that bad.... are completely imcompetant. you got lucky. just b/c it didn't happen to you, doesn't mean there isn't a high risk for complications/birth defects. why would you even chance it? are you that selfish that you can't give these vices up for 9 months? at least then if something happens you can't blame yourself. shame on all of you.

saramichelleb | April 26 , 2011 11:42 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I drank before I knew I was pregnant and my son is significantly effected! Do not run the risk! I had a false negative test, irregular cycle and unplanned pregnancy. I found out at 5 weeks. I drank just 2-3 drinks on weekends. He has classic FAS disorders like poor memory, processing speed, ADHD, autism spectrum and physical deformities.I would give my life to go back in time. A few drinks is not worth the risk!!!

Hope112011 | May 14 , 2011 7:26 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Good answer

xiang57 | May 16 , 2011 4:13 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

okay, I know an old school OB who actually recommends one weak drink like a beer or wine cooler once in a while to unwind during pregnancy, it's unlikely to hurt. Chances are, you're going to make a good decision and not overdo it if you care enough to be actively trying to make a baby. My advice is, don't drink an amount that would be unhealthy for YOU, and you'll be safe while TTC. As to smoking anything, be it legal or illegal, c'mon now, use your brains. Sure "healthy" babies are born to smoking moms all the time, but is it worth the risk? I quit before I had my DD, almost 6 years ago now. And I've known kids of smokers with a wide range of problems linked to smoke exposure in the womb and out: ADHD, asthma, low birth weight, failure to thrive, allergies. Every time you take a drag, you're depriving your baby of oxygen and spilling toxins into their tiny system. The human body has an amazing defense system, but there are plenty of hazards you can't avoid, why expose them to one so directly? I've certainly never regretted quitting. And if you're afraid of weight gain, don't be. I gained a whopping 24 lbs while pregnant, then proceeded to take off 50 additional pounds of extra weight I carried prior to pregnancy in the following three years by being an active mom who had enough oxygen and energy to chase after an active little girl!

kyleighsmommy | June 30 , 2011 11:51 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have really enjoyed reading your blog posts. Any way I'll be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon. Regards, Dissertation Proposal

ssupreme11 | June 30 , 2011 6:09 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I'll tell you one thing, you'll not freak out as much once you HAVE conceived if you just stop drinking altogether. I was NOT TTC, but we were preparing for it and I had quit smoking two months ago. I did have an occasional drink because we weren't planning on actually not, um, "pulling out" (sorry for the vulgarity) until the fall. About one month ago I fell and aggravated an injury in my hip and back, and not even thinking "Hey stupid, you're off the pill now and even if it's unlikely you could be pregnant," I took the prescribed narcotic pain medications. While they were low dose and helped a great deal and my GYN said that they probably had no effect on the developing embryo, I still spend most days worried about what I may have done to the unborn child that I am currently carrying (I am 6 weeks along; must have conceived right before I was injured). Seriously, I'll worry until the kid is like 20 years old now that the medication and also an occasional glass of wine did SOMETHING to him/her. So do yourself a favor and just don't drink while TTC unless you can handle the worry.

BGo | July 11 , 2011 12:05 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Nice article, thanks for sharing this information. Good to know that this topic is being covered also in this web site. brochure designs

kevinmiller123 | July 19 , 2011 6:34 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

He will bless you http://www.winddeal.com

sanjiba | July 19 , 2011 9:59 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Well, we got pregnant while I was on a strict birth control routine (same one for 11 years) and drinking a glass of red wine each night and then having some cocktails on the weekend. I am almost 23 weeks with a large, healthy baby boy. It is ridiculous for people to stress out over things like this.

ErinLiz1 | July 22 , 2011 3:11 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This was really a cool article. I have really enjoyed this great information. Thanks - Backlink List

jadegr27p | July 25 , 2011 5:27 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This was really very helpful site. I really liked the way the content was written. I am very happy to save this blog into my folder. Thanks a lot! ashley furniture austin

janeslot143 | August 04 , 2011 12:27 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

OMG! I drank like a fish on the weekends and smoked a pack a day before I found out I was pregnant. I actually conceived on one of the night's that my husband and I were totally hammered! SO for the love of God....stop stressing over it. Whatever will be will be. We didnt "plan" it. I didnt count ovulation dates or follow diets or stop drinking or smoking. It just happened! The more you stress the less successful you'll be.

Jen305 | August 10 , 2011 7:14 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Obviously there are many opinions, some for and other against drinking alcohol while pregnant. I had the luck of running into an ex classmate that works as a nurse at an alcohol rehab NJ center. She saw my belly and asked when I was dew. We started talking some more and at a certain point she told me about alcoholic women who get pregnant and try everything to quit their addiction in order to have a healthy baby. She said alcohol is a no-no but half a glass of wine here and there isn't the end of the world.

alliepatchell | August 11 , 2011 9:34 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Seam's unique support for conversations and declarative state management can introduce a more sophisticated user experience while at the same time eliminating common bugs found in traditional web applications. Regards, Buy Dissertation | Dissertation Proposal

ssupreme11 | August 12 , 2011 7:23 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

The details of any detected motion are sent to the client device which copies the pixels from their original location to their new location. Regards, English Coursework

ssupreme11 | August 15 , 2011 3:10 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

If alcohol can have such a negative impact, how about a methadone treatment finished two months prior to conceiving? Can that harm the baby? As I see it, the body is already cleansed of other drugs and methadone can't stay in the blood for so long, can it? Has any of you been through such a treatment or have a loved one who did? I'm very curious to learn if the baby can be affected.

denfletcher | August 22 , 2011 9:09 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

There are plenty of information about this topic in the net & some are definitely better than others. Promat

hushcat | August 23 , 2011 4:54 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I would say to stop drinking! Electric Heating

establishd | September 09 , 2011 7:37 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Pregnancy drinking is one of the top preventable causes of birth defects and developmental disabilities in babies.Any volunteer for a drug rehab center could tell you that alcohol can easily become a problem after birth.Many moms cope with postpartum depression or postbirth back pain by consuming alcohol.

ednamay | September 12 , 2011 7:34 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You made some good points .I did a little research on the topic and found that most people agree with your blog. Thanks. Birmingham Locksmiths

establishd | September 12 , 2011 9:52 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Many studies have shown that alcohol can have severe harmful effects for developing babies. The way there are treatments for heroin addiction, alcoholism can be treated too. Before thinking about having a baby, be sure you are willing to give up on anything that could harm your baby, especially alcohol.

JonahClint | September 19 , 2011 7:42 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You should plan it carefully,,getting pregnant is not that easy.If you drink to much i must suggest you better stop that..It can affect the baby's growth take all the chances it will make the baby grow normally inside your womb. Healthy living and lifestyle is the best solution for that. gazebos

jaycess | September 26 , 2011 1:06 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I have been depressed and low in energy due to some personal problem, but after reading your article today, I suddenly felt a boost within me and guess what there was a sudden change in my behavior, that’s because your article gave me the best solution for solving the problems in my life.Write My Essay||UK Essay Writing||Buy Essay Online

arranbruno | September 26 , 2011 2:13 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

yes, you have to quit drinking and smoking when you're conceiving because it's not good for your fetus health inside your womb. car accident lawyers

janice26xx | September 29 , 2011 12:56 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Yes. A baby develops rapidly during the first weeks of pregnancy, even before the mother-to-be knows that she's expecting. Some research shows that even a moderate level of alcohol can increase the chance of a miscarriage.... cell phone spy software

williamsjanton | October 18 , 2011 11:03 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Experts haven't yet defined a safe level of alcohol for women who are pregnant nor do they know whether or how babies differ in their sensitivity and reaction to alcohol. But because the harmful effects of alcohol during pregnancy are well known, women trying to conceive and those already pregnant should probably play it safe and avoid all alcoholic beverages. cell phone spyware

johnsonjagi | October 19 , 2011 7:24 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

To each her own, but I just could not justify "trying" to have a baby and drinking. The two just don't go hand in hand. So my husband and I decided to quit. The month we quit was the month we got pregnant. I'm 11 weeks today!!! :D

lyndsey774 | October 27 , 2011 8:34 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Definitely yes! It has a very harmful influence. hyip monitor hyip monitoring hyip monitoring hyips monitoring hyips monitors

mikestatf | November 13 , 2011 8:13 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Its pathetic for those of you who got lucky while drinking and smoking while pregnant think its ok just because your baby came out fine!, you might not see any disorders now! Well if you drink and smoke and dont care to stop, I dont think you deserve to have children! irresponsible and careless and SELFISH!!!

Vickie1211 | November 14 , 2011 2:14 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I drank plenty before I got pregnant and it had absolutely no impact on my ability to conceive. I smoked plenty of pot and cigarettes too. If that's your worry, then I don't think it really has any correlation (and I don't believe that I've ever seen any study that shows that it does). I agree that Americans are completely overly cautious about this stuff and I'd think a glass of wine every once in a while is probably ok. But my doctor advised me against it, so I've decided to abstain. As much as I miss drinking, smoking pot, and smoking cigarettes, I believe that if the health of your unborn child can't make you stop, then you probably have another problem to deal with. We shouldn't forget that we're talking about addictive substances. Even if you drink during pregnancy and your child comes out fine, if you can't stop, that means you can't stop. It's very difficult to be a good mother if you don't have the self-control to stop even when you're pregnant. Every person has to judge for herself, and i look forward to the day when I can have a couple of drinks with my husband or my friends. It's the bigger picture, it's 40 weeks of your life. If you can't stop, there are ways to get help.

jenny1106 | November 14 , 2011 6:07 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is more likely the cause of be yourself quotes because you see, when things get heated up, we tend to rely on alcohol BUT! You must not drink anymore quotes about death of a loved one why? Because it is not right

laran21 | November 19 , 2011 6:47 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I would definitely quit drinking before you get pregnant. There is nothing good with drinking at this time. unclogging toilet

jb4522jb | December 02 , 2011 10:56 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is really harmful for the women who are addicted to alcohol. The page is great and has so much great discussions here on the major issue.scrabble cheat

vivekpaliwal87 | December 07 , 2011 3:58 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think you should stop drinking because you have the liability of not yourself only but also your baby's. At least stop consuming alcohol till you get your healthy baby there after you may take alcohol if you are so addicted to it otherwise the best thing to do is leave this bad habbit for your baby...saints row 2 cheats | gta 4 cheats

vivekpaliwal87 | December 13 , 2011 4:21 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I will leave drinking alcohol because it is not good for our health. Roofing Sydney

Roofrepair12 | December 15 , 2011 10:58 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I agree with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. I think alcohol is so dangerous for baby's development. Maths Tutor Brisbane

tutorsydney | December 15 , 2011 11:02 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Fantastic article on Alcohol! I hope that you have more articles that I can read. Brisbane Airport Hotels

airportascot | December 16 , 2011 4:41 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Very informative blog! I appreciate Fetal Alcohol Syndrome's great services. I like it. Real Estate Tarneit

RealestateWerribee | December 16 , 2011 4:46 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Very informative blog. I appreciate Fetal Alcohol Syndrome's great services.Real Estate Tarneit

RealestateWerribee | December 16 , 2011 4:48 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is dangerous for baby and I want to more about this. Thanks. Kelowna wedding photography

KelownaPhotographers | December 16 , 2011 5:28 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Thanks for providing great information on this article.Such a very helpful information. Binary Options

binaryoptions | December 16 , 2011 5:45 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I like how your blog is very user friendly. Good job indeed. Stress Relief Techniques

stressrelief11 | December 16 , 2011 7:04 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I like how your blog is very user friendly. Good job indeed. Stress Relief Techniques

stressrelief11 | December 16 , 2011 7:05 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You really have helped clarify Alcohol for me, thank you. Holiday Rentals Spain

holidayrentals1 | December 16 , 2011 11:42 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I agree with you, Alcohol is not good for pregnant women. GM Accessories

gmaccessories | December 17 , 2011 12:08 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

It seems to me that alcohol should be avoided by pregnant women. It can be proved very harmful for baby. Gourmet Hampers

cheeseshop | December 17 , 2011 12:57 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Your post was so wonderful that I decided to bookmark this site, so I can easily access this blog for further updates about pregnancy. Drupal Web Design

webdesign13 | December 17 , 2011 1:12 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Hi Alcohol, I think you should do because it is good for your health. Garden Sheds Sale

buyshed | December 17 , 2011 3:35 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think Alcohol is very dangerous for our health. We should avoid it for a good health. Backyard Cabins NSW

grannyflats | December 18 , 2011 11:06 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You blog is very clear and informative. I have got lot of information about pregnancy from your blog. Thanks for sharing it with us. Traditional Malay food

enakkl | December 18 , 2011 11:15 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I’ve found some precious pieces of information on the disadvantages of Alcohol in this blog. It’s wonderful to see good posts like this one. homes for sale rye

realestate123 | December 19 , 2011 1:25 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I always avoid alcohol because it's so dangerous for the health.Family law Brisbane

abclegal | December 19 , 2011 1:46 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I always avoid alcohol because it's so dangerous for health. Family law Brisbane

abclegal | December 19 , 2011 1:47 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol can be very harmful for health so you should avoid it. QLD Conveyancing

MelissaWarbrick | December 19 , 2011 2:04 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

From my point of view , It is very harmful for a lady who is pregnant and drink alcohol in his daily life.It will badly effect on her liver as well as on her baby .Commercial flooring Brisbane

flooringbrisbane | December 19 , 2011 2:10 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You use an effective writing style. I hope you write more about Alcohol and getting pregnant in the future. I really enjoyed reading this article. Keep writing this good. Carpet Cleaners Brisbane

andersencarpet | December 19 , 2011 2:10 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think the Alcohol and the pregnancy is no match . It will very harmful for a woman if she drink wine in pregnancy. Home builders Brisbane

buildingdesigns | December 19 , 2011 4:03 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think, You should avoid alcohol while in pregnancy because it may cause on you and your baby health.Brisbane SEO

seobrisbane1 | December 19 , 2011 4:37 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think Alcohol is not good for pregnant ladies. You put much effort on it. Keep up the good work. Christchurch Real Estate

realestate16 | December 19 , 2011 5:02 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How alcohol is dangerous for us? Removal Sunshine Coast

nodamages | December 19 , 2011 5:34 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How alcohol is so dangerous for us? Removal Sunshine Coast

nodamages | December 19 , 2011 5:35 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How alcohol is so dangerous for us? Removal Sunshine Coast

nodamages | December 19 , 2011 5:36 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

As everybody knows that Alcohol is not good for health then I think this is not the question to confirm from anyone. Brisbane property management

LaurenRobinson12 | December 19 , 2011 6:27 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I found your post about Alcohol really interesting and hope you will write more about it. Wedding Djs Philadelphia

philadelphiadjs | December 19 , 2011 6:28 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is a nasty drug.I'm happy that I finally had the chance to get it out my system and now I lead a happy life.My happy was there for me all the way and now that Connor is born I feel complete.After I finished my alcohol rehab programs last year I knew I had to start eating and living healthier.So I watched my diet and started exercising daily.Then my husband and I had Connor and he's adorable!My advise: don't drink ever especially during pregnanacy

elliotfoster | December 19 , 2011 11:57 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Nothing is bad if it takes in limited quantity, as per doctor's prescription and depends upon the condition of the person. Luxury lifestyles

LuxuryMagazine | December 20 , 2011 12:07 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You should stop drinking Alcohol because National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome has also proved that Alcohol is not good for health in pregnancy. Christmas Hampers

Hamperme | December 20 , 2011 1:18 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is not good for health in pregnancy because alcohol is harmful for baby. Boom Lift

niftlift123 | December 20 , 2011 3:14 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

As a doctor, I suggest you that you should avoid alcohol. Dining Singapore

BestDining1 | December 20 , 2011 4:12 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

According to me , Every Pregnant women has to avoid Alcohol because it effects on baby health also. Pool Safety

poolinspections | December 20 , 2011 4:18 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is very harmful during pregnancy. It can effect on baby's development process. SEO Singapore

digitalmarket | December 20 , 2011 4:40 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is some really great advice about pregnancy and for all of us bloggers it needs to be taken to heart. Driving lessons Sydney

Drivinglessons | December 20 , 2011 5:29 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think there is no match of Alcohol and pregnancy . I think it very dangerous for a lady who is pregnant . Tax Cooloola

taxcooloola | December 20 , 2011 5:34 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

It is not necessary to stop drinking before conceiving but it is necessary to stop drinking after pregnancy because it will be harmful for baby. Air Cargo Services

aircargo24 | December 20 , 2011 6:06 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think all soft drink are harmful like Alcohol so a pregnant woman must avoid this. Order Sharelord

Sharelord | December 20 , 2011 6:13 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

What is the major limitation of Alcohol? Garages and Sheds

garagebuilders | December 20 , 2011 10:16 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol for a pregnant is like toxic for not only the woman but for her baby also.. text twist | saints row 2 cheats

vivekpaliwal87 | December 21 , 2011 1:23 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

As per doctor's prescriptions, Alcohol is injurious for health. So according to me, avoiding alcohol is the best option for everyone. Artificial Turf

lushturf | December 21 , 2011 6:07 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is very important topic. Thanks for sharing. Pre Purchase Building Inspections

building123 | December 21 , 2011 10:18 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think alcohol is harmful for baby and pregnant lady. Massage Brisbane

naturalhealth12 | December 21 , 2011 10:16 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Drinking and smoking is harmful to baby health so pregnant lady should avoid this otherwise it impact on the ability to conceive. Blinds installation

blinds1 | December 21 , 2011 11:08 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You have really done a lot of research on Alcohol and it shows. Great job! Language Interpretation Services

danieldoxey | December 22 , 2011 2:59 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You have really done a lot of research on Alcohol and it shows. Great job! Language Interpretation Services

danieldoxey | December 22 , 2011 3:00 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You have really done a lot of research on Alcohol and it shows. Great job!Language Interpretation Services

danieldoxey | December 22 , 2011 3:00 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think drinking is not good for baby health so pregnant women should avoid this. Real Estate Manawatu

Propertypalmerston | December 22 , 2011 5:14 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think when somebody want to get conceive she should stop smoking and drinking because it is dangerous . Rental property management Brisbane

propertymanages | December 22 , 2011 5:35 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

It seems very effective blog. Please update you blog. I've bookmarked your link and coming back soon for the new update. Cat boarding Brisbane

boardingkennels | December 22 , 2011 7:03 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Your essay was very good, in your articles I learned a lot. Drug Rehab Utah

drugrehab12 | December 23 , 2011 8:25 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How alcohol is harmful for us? Cabin Rentals BC

fernielodging | December 24 , 2011 11:07 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How alcohol is harmful for us? Cabin Rentals BC

fernielodging | December 24 , 2011 11:08 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

yes,you can stop drinking before trying to conceive. Internet Marketing Professional

Stevewee | December 26 , 2011 11:42 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

We are trying to get pregnant, but we occasionally drink.Will that cause problems with us trying to to get pregnant? Property Management Perth

perthpm | December 28 , 2011 3:53 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Are you worried about consuming alcohol while trying to get pregnant? Mortgage

Mortgage1 | January 01 , 2012 10:42 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I don't like alcohol because its so dangerous for our health. Plastic Extrusion

pacificplastic | January 03 , 2012 2:01 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I don't like alcohol because its so dangerous for our health. Plastic Extrusion

pacificplastic | January 03 , 2012 2:03 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I really appreciate the fact that you took the time out for us. It's pretty nice that you aren't recommending things unless you have attempted to make them work yourself at one point. free cell phone spy

aldonalex | January 04 , 2012 12:39 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is not good for pregnant women as it impacts on baby also. Property Management Adelaide

rentalsadelaide | January 04 , 2012 5:43 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think Alcohol is not good for baby's health but I'm not sure because I have no baby. Restumping Brisbane

houseraise12 | January 04 , 2012 10:50 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think alcohol can damage pregnant woman's health. So avoid alcohol during the pregnancy. Brisbane Florist

floristbrisbane | January 04 , 2012 11:09 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You have provided great information about take alcohol is not good in pregnancy. Plastic Bags

foodpackaging | January 05 , 2012 1:01 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Something is a new for reader here. I am glad to read your blog. It is a wonderful about pregnancy. Thanks for sharing the info... Pest control brisbane

Pestcontrolbrisbane | January 05 , 2012 2:48 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Nice blog my friend recommend me to visit your site, It’s very informative. Thanks for sharing us. Posters Brisbane

Printingbrisbane | January 05 , 2012 4:57 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

We look at whether it's ok to drink alcohol if you're trying to conceive.Wedding rings

Weddingrings11 | January 10 , 2012 10:18 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

As everyone knows and as per doctor's prescriptions, Alcohol is not good for health. So I think everyone should avoid this. SEO Services

keystone12 | January 13 , 2012 12:05 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This was really very helpful site. thanks for shaing eveyting what you guys know. i always get my answer form here. thanks for amazing website and quick answer for my question.. government jobs india free online classifieds

shreyabhatt | January 14 , 2012 9:59 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I am definitely referring this blog to my friends and family. It was very informative, and I think everyone should read it. life Coaching Programs

lifecoaching1 | January 20 , 2012 11:04 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I like this topic because I am also interesting to train my dog so please send me full detail of this course. I shall be very thankful to you... LuxSauna Reviews

henryjohn51 | January 22 , 2012 1:15 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Hi, Document highly such as your articles. It's a very intriguing question. the truth that this present day is critical for your needs. In addition any put up is rather significant plus I absolutely experienced cheerful subsequent to analyzing the actual story. warcraft 3 cheats

jerryms | January 22 , 2012 4:12 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think alcohol is not good for pregnant lady and her baby. Purchasing investment property

Propertyfund | January 23 , 2012 10:28 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is not good for health so you should concern the doctor and get helpful solution. Carpet Cleaning Brisbane

Carpet01 | January 26 , 2012 5:48 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I wanted to say that it's nice business school to know that someone else also mentioned Computer Science school this as I had trouble finding the same criminal justice school info elsewhere. This was the first place that told me the answer Education school.

ammiller123 | January 27 , 2012 7:48 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Every couple months I travel to visit my company headquarters - I work with primarily men and it usually entails 'rubbing elbows' with upper management, wine drinking and sushi. My husband and I are wanting to TTC now - however, I am needing some advice and/or 'reasons' on why I wouldn't be drinking wine or eating sushi (my FAV!) without eluding that I may be TTC/pregnant. It would even look a little odd for me to order a 'mocktail' as they all know I'm a complete wine-o and don't drink hard liquor. Any suggestions??

m21megs | January 29 , 2012 12:34 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol drinking does not affect during pregnancy to some extent. At initial phase it seems safe to make use of alcohol however consumption of anything in excess is always injurious to health and baby as well. Just need to take healthy food, diet plans, look formal with short hair styles, do some pregnancy exercises. that's it.

vivekpaliwal87 | February 01 , 2012 3:42 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I think it’s great information for The ladies in pregnancy period. It's very useful for their baby's development. I appreciate your work. Toronto personal injury lawyer

injurylawyer | February 03 , 2012 2:59 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Taking folic acid before and during early pregnancy can help your baby's brain and spinal cord develop properly. Property Investment Sydney

SydneyInvestment | February 03 , 2012 9:41 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You have provide very informative and useful blog about pregnancy. I like this blog very much. Ruby Tuesday printable coupons

rubytuesday1 | February 04 , 2012 2:21 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I hope you write more about Alcohol and getting pregnant in the future. I really enjoyed reading this article. Keep writing this good.

mahaalikhan | February 04 , 2012 9:27 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

i agreed Alcohol is not good for pregnant women as it impacts on baby also

nabhajazz | February 04 , 2012 9:55 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol and getting pregnant in the future. I really enjoyed reading this article. Keep writing this good

nabhajazz | February 04 , 2012 11:22 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is a great article! There is definitely some very useful and valuable information about pregnancy. Best young childrens books

bestbooks | February 10 , 2012 1:15 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Please share me some tips to remove the problems during pregnancy. Bell & Ross

Ulyssenardin | February 10 , 2012 6:50 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is very dangerous things for our health. If you use the large quantity of alcohol, this is very harmful for our mind and body. Facial Sydney

waxing123 | February 12 , 2012 5:39 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Excellent article.Its real a fresh article. It gives me lots of feeling and stake. It's a most main airman. So i requisite to know several different information active this article. Thanks Office Desks UK

ukfurniture | February 16 , 2012 2:11 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I also hate to drink alcohol. I totally agree with your views about it. SEO consultant London

Seoservices1 | February 17 , 2012 4:11 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

We look at whether it's ok to drink alcohol if you're trying to conceive.Drug Rehab Utah

drugrehab12 | February 21 , 2012 8:50 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Alcohol is not good for health. It is prescribed by doctors. So you should avoid this. Patio Brisbane

patiobrisbane | February 22 , 2012 4:14 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

We appreciate a work of the all people that share information with me and others.My self really impressed with this blog. Very Simple and clear explanation of issues is given and it is open for everyone.what is a database what is a Computer Network

database | February 23 , 2012 8:51 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

You are doing very good job by sharing this information about alcohol. Keep doing good job. SEO consultant London

Seoservices1 | February 24 , 2012 10:36 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How It is possible?LuxSauna Reviews

johnsmith19 | March 01 , 2012 10:49 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

What Should I eat in pregnant. time?

Dogbeds | March 07 , 2012 2:55 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

How?Drug Rehab Utah

drugrehab12 | March 07 , 2012 9:45 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

In my opinion do not drink while getting pregnant.IT will harm your baby.. spy text messages

junialopper | March 07 , 2012 11:38 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Thanks for the useful article you provided. However, I thought that maybe someone can help me – last night my laptop got infected by “redirect virus”. The only solution I found is Google redirect virus removal, but it’s not free. I’m really confused, because my windows 7 gets so many viruses daily and I don’t have a reliable antivirus. Maybe I should change my OS to Linux instead? Is it a good choice?

mankiboy | March 25 , 2012 4:14 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

sac louis vuitton louis vuitton louis vuitton sac louis vuitton

bags033 | April 13 , 2012 7:53 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

christian louboutin uk christian louboutin tiffany uk tiffanys gucci uk gucci belt louis vuitton sac louis vuitton chanel uk chanel outlet burberry uk burberry ralph lauren uk polo ralph lauren uk

sudou | April 13 , 2012 8:17 PM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is really a great article. I just wanted to ask one thing: Is it OK if I put same article to one of my websites: Sims 3 cheats pc or Skyrim cheats pc ? I will surely put your website URL to the “source” box. So if that’s ok with you, then please reply. Oh, I almost forgot, I also have one “authority” site called How to repair drywall, this is also opened for this article. Just inform me, if you are interested. Jessy http://google-redirect-virus-removal.org

mankiboy | April 14 , 2012 8:11 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is to all the pot smoking replies. Smoking pot interfers with ovulation? LOL /cough BS. There are alot of things that can hurt your fertility, smoking pot is not one of them. After watching dozens of hardcore hippie stoners have plenty of children. Although they are probably heqlthier than your average person considering healthy diets, most dont smoke cigarettes or drink heavily. They are have wonderful brilliant children. I'd suggest worrying about eating organic foods and avoiding plastics before I'd worry about pot.

lucidc | April 21 , 2012 12:06 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Wow, so many options... So much judging.... Everyone is different and so are your bodies. Smoking is a no brainier. If you can't breath while smoking; then chances are your baby can't. Drinking as well. If you have a slight buzz from that half glass of wine, chances are your baby does too. As a mother you have a choice; what goes in your body and what doesn't. Who are we to judge anyone? If you choose to drink and smoke while during pregnancy just be prepared for the consequences if any. I was two months pregnant before I found out I was carrying and I was your typical 21 year old. After I found out, that day I quite EVERYTHING!; but the last 7 months were terrifying." What did those drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes do to my baby?" I would ask my doctor every time I saw her and I wondered every day up until she was born. I wouldn't say I was "lucky" because honestly there is no luck when chancing your child's life, but my daughter has no side affects of my actions. She is one of the smartest six year olds that I know. She is a top student in her class and what she comes home knowing amazes me everyday. She can learn 10 spelling words in less then a week. She is six and knows how to spell over 90 words already,and her favorite subject is math. (ok, you all get the point...) I'm grateful everyday that my daughter is as bright and as happy as she is. And I hope that her baby sister or brother is just as brilliant as she is come Sept ;) ... Congrats and good luck to all those new moms out there! And Congrats to all the moms that just upgraded to referees! <3

2bBmomof23806&92012 | April 24 , 2012 9:50 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

They say you should "cut down" on how much alcohol you are drinking, just to up your chances of getting pregnant. Web Design Leeds

white rock | April 28 , 2012 3:27 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

who have limited amounts of alochol have perfectly healthy babies and aren't demonized. seo company los angeles

white rock | April 30 , 2012 4:54 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

They say you should "cut down" on how much alcohol you are drinking, just to up your chances of getting pregnant. Web Design

white rock | April 30 , 2012 6:49 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Dla danego wielomianu W oraz zadanej liczby x, wyznacz trzy ostatnie cyfry (cyfrę setek, dziesiątek i jedności) wartości wyrażenia W(x). Mail Forwarding

white rock | May 01 , 2012 5:17 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

I discovered so many interesting things inside your blog. you make my dreams come true lyrics

white rock | May 02 , 2012 4:35 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

ya you should stoped it ,its very harmful for your baby.

harun55 | May 03 , 2012 6:09 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

This is a topic of my interest. I love reading through your blog, I wanted to leave a little comment to support you and wish you a good continuation. Wishing you the best of luck for all your blogging efforts. clubmz reviews

junialopper | May 07 , 2012 12:18 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Although I'm no doctor, the gut feel is that we shouldn't be consuming alcohol at all, unless it's contained in any medicinal items that are helpful to the pregnancy. Then again, there are so many other factors that come to mind too. It's not that easy to conceive! Hope this helps! Sean from:

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

Yes, you must stop drinking alcohol. Instead do something educational, for example speed up your computer or smth. http://windows7speedup.com

mankiboy | May 08 , 2012 3:24 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

They tell you to abstain while trying to concieve because it helps your overall health, which in turn can help you concieve. But don't beat yourself up for what you've done before you knew you were pregnant, chances are it has posed no risk to the baby Seo Services

white rock | May 08 , 2012 4:15 AM

Q&A: Alcohol and getting pregnant?

The information you have posted is very useful. Pain Lyrics

white rock | May 17 , 2012 5:07 AM