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Rohini Das Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

U should always sleep on your left side.

Well i slept on my right side throughout my pregnancy. My baby is healthy :)
So sleep in whatever side you are comfortable:)

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promila Mom of a 7 yr 5 m old boy 6 years ago

myth : Eat coconut seed in third month of pregnancy for baby boy. Never heard more ridiculous myth than this one.Hahaha

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Surbhi 0 Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

In reply to Trudy

The shape and height of your belly can indicate your babies sex.

not at all true..

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Pravya Mom of a 6 yr 1 m old girl 6 years ago

They say don’t eat or drink things which are black in color for e.g Coca Cola, black Gilab jamuns,etc during pregnancy since the baby will adapt that color.

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Divya Singh Mom of 4 children 6 years ago

coconut

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Divya Singh Mom of 4 children 6 years ago

coconut

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Pooja Betala Kothari Mom of a 7 yr 1 m old boy 6 years ago

the first thing u eat in the morning should be white in colour which gives u a fair baby🤔

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Clara Mom of 3 children 6 years ago

don't scratch tummy. baby Wil get the rashes

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chinmayee Mom of 4 children 6 years ago

i heard during pregnancy what ever we desire to eat we have to eat otherwise from baby's mouth too much saliva will be drooling

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smita chakraborty Mom of 2 children 6 years ago

drink 4ltr of water a day
one sweet helps to grow a good weight for ur baby

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