Benjamin Jackson+FollowPregnant Women & Low-Alcohol Drinks: Confused?Pregnant women are reaching for low-alcohol and alcohol-free drinks to feel included at social events, but most are left guessing what’s actually safe. A new study found 71% of expectant moms tried these “no/lo” drinks, but over half got zero advice from their doctor or midwife. Experts say clearer labels and better guidance are desperately needed—because nobody wants to play roulette with their baby’s health! #Health #BodyHealth #pregnancy00Share
Sarah Bennett+FollowPrivate Baby Scans: What Went Wrong?Imagine being told your baby is healthy by three different private ultrasound clinics, only to find out at your NHS scan that something is seriously wrong. That’s what happened to Kizzi, who heartbreakingly lost her baby a week later. Now, she’s warning other parents: do your homework before booking a private scan, and make sure the person doing it is actually qualified. This story is a wake-up call about trusting private clinics too much. Would you risk it? #Health #BodyHealth #pregnancy20Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowMIL Drama Over Baby Gender RevealThis mom-to-be is DONE with her mother-in-law after being called 'bad luck' and having her pregnancy news spilled to the whole family. Now, she’s refusing to share her baby’s gender with her MIL, and her husband thinks she’s being unfair. But after everything she’s been through, can you blame her for wanting to protect her peace? Reddit is totally divided—would you keep the secret or spill the tea? #Relationships #FamilyDrama #Pregnancy132Share
Frank Christensen+FollowPregnancy Ages You—Literally?!Wild new study alert: pregnancy can speed up your biological age by over 5 years if you’ve never had a baby before. Researchers found that it’s not just your actual age that matters—your cells’ age (aka epigenetic age) can predict pregnancy complications like gestational diabetes and high blood pressure. The craziest part? This biological age is actually changeable, so catching it early could help prevent future health issues. Science is wild! #Health #BodyHealth #Pregnancy00Share
