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What you get your baby gets. Is it worth it to expose your baby to that? Now is a good time to quit all together. Do you want your child exposed to that? Another thing to think about is some OB offices do random drug screenings if they suspect drug use. My OB office is one of them. I think it is a great idea. If Momma isnt gonna look out for the baby someone has to. You are pregnant it is time to grow up!
http://www.mothering.com/pregnancy-birth/use-of-marijuana-during-pregnancy
tmrrmt4ever..
the thing with the scientific evidence thing is that while they dont know if it does effect the baby there is no evidence supporting that it doesnt..
I take medication for bipolar disorder.. there is really no evidence supporting whether it will harm the baby or not..
EVERYTHING you put into your body goes to the baby.. its a PROVEN fact.. however if it effects the baby or not is the debate...
I smoke 5-6 cigarettes a day while pregnant.. and if that can cause premature delivery and low birthweight then you cant deny that smoking another substance may not have the same effect..
Im not against people smoking when there pregnant.. your life is yours to do with what you choose.. however do not tell people things are safe when there is clearly no evidence proving it either way
Her life might be hers to do with what she wants but what about the baby. That baby is depending on his mom to keep him safe. Right now she is the only one that can do that! Seriously if you are ready to be a mom than you need GROW UP!!!!! I dont know why on earth you would put your "need" for an ILLEGAL drug before the health of your unborn child. As far as smoking it to get pregnant. REALLY?!?!?!? It wasnt the Marijuana it was Ovulationa and spem meeting the egg. I'm sorry but give me a break!
- It is one thing if you have to take a medication to stay healthy during pregnancy. Another thing to smoke weed simply for the high or to "cure morning sickness." Try crackers like the rest of us.
And thank you for making the distinction between taking meds to stay healthy.. its really hard for me to go back on meds while preggers.. I didnt want to do it.. but I cant take care of DD and be so depressed I cant get off the couch.. I think thats just not right.. so Im gonna take the meds in hopes of feeling better and being a better mom..
I guess I didnt read the part about smoking pot for MS.. and even if the crackers and everything else you try doesnt work like it didnt work for me.. you just learn to deal.. ALLLLLL JOYS of being motherhood..
They say its the hardest job out there.. they say it for a reason
I 100% judge on this. Grow up and start being a parent. IT's about sacrifice and making sure that you give your child the best life possible. Why would you jeopardize that in any way? I can't even stand the, "my friend did it and their kid was fine"
Are you going to smoke around your child when they're born? If so perhaps you should reassess your decision to be a parent, because you aren't putting them first.
BTW these pot posts appear every few months. It's more than likely someone just starting trouble, but for those that think that it's ok and should be encouraged, I encourage you to start thinking of what kind of parent you're going to be
Thank you Shena!
just food for thought.
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