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  • Writer's pictureOlivia Clare

Bad Habits You Must Strictly Avoid During Pregnancy

Updated: Jul 20, 2020



Greetings to all pregnant ladies residing in Peterborough. Pregnancy is the time when you have to live your healthiest lifestyle. When you are pregnant, your baby depends on you for everything. You must take good care of yourself while being pregnant. Eat healthy foods, drink lots of healthy fluids, take your prenatal vitamins, visit your OB-GYN and baby scan clinic for a healthy and safe pregnancy.


Now is not the time to indulge in any bad habits. Here are some bad habits that can have an adverse effect on your pregnancy.

Not taking sufficient rest


Pregnancy puts a lot of pressure on your body. Hence, you must get proper rest each and every day during pregnancy. Taking insufficient rest will cause you more health problems, like headaches, fatigue, and mood swings. If you’re working from home, take frequent breaks to freshen yourself up.

Munching on unhealthy snacks


Pregnancy entails hunger pangs, a completely normal phenomenon. But that does not mean you’ll munch on unhealthy snacks, opt for healthy snacks (nuts, fruits, healthy sandwiches, etc) instead.


Sleeping late at night


Do not burn the midnight oil ever during pregnancy. It is by far the unhealthiest habit not only for your body but also for your skin. Get 8-10 hours of sleep every night to look fresh and energetic the next day.


Being addicted to your smartphone


Smartphone addiction is bad for you because it does not give you enough time and energy to think about yourself. Moreover, there’s so much wrong information on the internet so it’s better to use your smartphone wisely.


Stressing over everything


Stress has a direct effect on your baby. Avoid stressing over every tiny thing. You can’t change the world so only focus on your mental health.


Take great care of you and your baby. Book your next ultrasound baby scan from the best ultrasound baby scanning services in Peterborough.


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