Do's And Don'ts For Pregnant Women

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During pregnancy a women should always be healthy to have a healthy pregnancy and for that she should know what she have to do and what she don't have to do during pregnancy. Here are some do's and don'ts that a pregnant women should follow. Window To The Womb wishes you a happy and healthy pregnancy https://windowtothewomb.co.uk/studios/watford-baby-scan-studio/

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During pregnancy you should
follow some things that will
be good for you and your baby
and you should also not do
thing that affects you as well
as your baby.

Follow these rules and
have a
Happy & Healthy
Pregnancy

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Do's And Don'ts For Pregnant Women

1. PREGNANT WOMEN DO'S & DON'TS FOR

2. During pregnancy you should follow some things that will be good for you and your baby and you should also not do thing that affects you as well as your baby.

3. Do's

4. 1 Get in touch with A good obstetrics

5. 2 Always take Prescribed medicines

6. 3 Get baby scans Without a miss

7. 4 Follow a Healthy diet

8. 5 Get enough Sleep

9. Don'ts

10. 1 Don't Smoke

11. 2 Don't Drink Alcohol

12. 3 Don't Eat Raw Meat

13. 4 Don't Clean cat litter box

14. 5 Don't Sit in hot tub