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Talk about every stage of pregnancy, from early symptoms to preparing for birth.

Pregnancy drinking

30 replies

Ellemay12 · 03/05/2025 13:36

I drank alcohol's free Prosecco at 19 weeks? Is this ok?

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Ecrire · 03/05/2025 13:38

Have you drunk alcohol? If not why ask about drinking alcohol?

ArminTamzerian · 03/05/2025 13:41

This can't be a serious question.

kwetu · 03/05/2025 13:42

Oh my word, some people should not be allowed to procreate.

DefinitelyMaybe92 · 03/05/2025 13:43

Are you asking because they usually have trace levels? You’ll be fine, don’t worry. Sadly, people do much worse. Any concerns, give your midwife a call.

Ellemay12 · 03/05/2025 14:23

Ecrire · 03/05/2025 13:38

Have you drunk alcohol? If not why ask about drinking alcohol?

It says nothing about drinking alcohol? Read the question properly…

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PurpleTurtleMoose · 03/05/2025 14:26

Do you mean because it has minor levels of alcohol? A lot of foods actually do, including fruit and bread, so I wouldn't be worried

SaveMeFromMyBoobs · 03/05/2025 14:29

The legal limit to be called 'alcohol free' is lower than the level of alcohol in bread ...

mummytoonetryingfortwo · 03/05/2025 15:17

Alcohol free is fine. I’d still personally resist, but it’s okay to have.

OnArainyNight · 03/05/2025 15:18

No, it’s not okay.

Your baby is now going to be born with a tail.

Chellybelle · 03/05/2025 15:20

mummytoonetryingfortwo · 03/05/2025 15:17

Alcohol free is fine. I’d still personally resist, but it’s okay to have.

There's more alcohol in some fruit juices than there is in this.

MovingBird123 · 03/05/2025 15:30

Sorry what??

Also I enjoyed "no-secco" a lot during previous pregnancy. Didn't realise it contained any alcohol...

Coconutter24 · 03/05/2025 15:30

kwetu · 03/05/2025 13:42

Oh my word, some people should not be allowed to procreate.

Why?

Oblomov25 · 03/05/2025 15:34

Are you serious? Are you seriously asking? Do you have chronic anxiety, or not know how to google something? 🙄

Ferniefernfernfern · 03/05/2025 15:36

Pregnancy is an anxious time for some people…especially in the digital age where so much information is available via Dr. Google. It’s extremely difficult to sort through it all. Why shame a mom for asking a simple question? Maybe she’s gotten conflicting information.

To answer your question: your baby is fine, but personally I’d completely abstain during pregnancy just to be safe.

ArminTamzerian · 03/05/2025 16:06

Ferniefernfernfern · 03/05/2025 15:36

Pregnancy is an anxious time for some people…especially in the digital age where so much information is available via Dr. Google. It’s extremely difficult to sort through it all. Why shame a mom for asking a simple question? Maybe she’s gotten conflicting information.

To answer your question: your baby is fine, but personally I’d completely abstain during pregnancy just to be safe.

It's not extremely difficult to know that alcohol free drinks are fine in pregnancy.
It's perfectly obvious, without the internet.

And why abstain, to be safe? Do you abstain from shad, and butter and fruit, to be safe?

ArminTamzerian · 03/05/2025 16:08

Ellemay12 · 03/05/2025 14:23

It says nothing about drinking alcohol? Read the question properly…

Maybe you could have written it properly, for a start.

DefinitelyMaybe92 · 03/05/2025 16:25

Oblomov25 · 03/05/2025 15:34

Are you serious? Are you seriously asking? Do you have chronic anxiety, or not know how to google something? 🙄

Perhaps they do have an anxiety disorder. Pregnancy is a very anxious time as it is. I don’t think there’s any reason to be rude or mean about it.

Hoppinggreen · 03/05/2025 16:28

Yes you can drink fizzy grape juice while pg.
You can also drink some other alcohol free things

Mulledjuice · 03/05/2025 16:33

What's your worry? Is there a reason you think it would be a problem to drink something alcohol-free

Ferniefernfernfern · 03/05/2025 16:35

Anxiety doesn’t produce well-reasoned thoughts. I think that’s why it’s fine for her to crowdsource and not expect snark in return.

Ellemay12 · 03/05/2025 18:52

Oblomov25 · 03/05/2025 15:34

Are you serious? Are you seriously asking? Do you have chronic anxiety, or not know how to google something? 🙄

Oh my word..

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mummytoonetryingfortwo · 03/05/2025 18:55

ArminTamzerian · 03/05/2025 16:06

It's not extremely difficult to know that alcohol free drinks are fine in pregnancy.
It's perfectly obvious, without the internet.

And why abstain, to be safe? Do you abstain from shad, and butter and fruit, to be safe?

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I’m abstaining from alcohol free because I’m pregnant after three years of trying and want to be as careful as possible!

Ecrire · 03/05/2025 19:39

Let’s go with this. What is your question about “drinking in pregnancy”? You would like to not whether it is okay to drink non-alcoholic things in pregnancy? Like water juice tea squash alcohol-free products? Is it okay to drink water? Juice? What do you think ?

batt3nb3rg · 03/05/2025 19:50

mummytoonetryingfortwo · 03/05/2025 18:55

I’m abstaining from alcohol free because I’m pregnant after three years of trying and want to be as careful as possible!

You remind me of my mother-in-law, who dries her meat out like a raisin, in the name of being "safe", instead of just using a thermometer and accepting that if all bacteria dies after x minutes at y degrees, cooking it for ten, twenty, thirty minutes longer than it takes to come up to and maintain that temp is not making you "safer".

mummytoonetryingfortwo · 03/05/2025 19:52

batt3nb3rg · 03/05/2025 19:50

You remind me of my mother-in-law, who dries her meat out like a raisin, in the name of being "safe", instead of just using a thermometer and accepting that if all bacteria dies after x minutes at y degrees, cooking it for ten, twenty, thirty minutes longer than it takes to come up to and maintain that temp is not making you "safer".

Okay? I don’t do that. I just don’t want to drink alcohol free drinks while pregnant.