Taboos for pregnant women to visit the mother

Many elderly people think that pregnant women should not visit them, as doing so will have a negative impact on them. Next, let’s discuss the issue that pregnant women cannot visit other pregnant women. What are the taboos for pregnant women to visit other pregnant women? Let’s learn about it.

There is a saying that if a pregnant woman visits another woman, they may disturb the mother's milk and the baby will drink less breast milk. If a pregnant woman talks to another woman, it will take away the mother's breast milk, so they don't allow pregnant women to visit each other. In fact, this saying is unreasonable. If you are afraid that pregnant women and their relatives will avoid it, it is best not to go. Before going, you should first find out whether there is such a term among pregnant women, and also see whether other families pay attention to it when giving birth. If others pay attention to it, you can't go. If others don't pay attention to it, you can go and take a look. It's best to explain the situation to others and see if they care. Some families are more traditional and attach great importance to certain terms.

Dear pregnant friends, if you have a friend who has just given birth, it is best to wait until the pregnant woman has finished the confinement period before going. In this way, the pregnant woman's basic condition is stable and there will be no problem of bringing in breast milk. Because the pregnant woman's body is relatively weak right after giving birth and needs sufficient rest to replenish her energy, it is best not to visit the mother immediately after giving birth. Wait until the pregnant woman has recovered. And because the baby has just been born, other people visiting may bring in some germs, which is not good for the baby's healthy growth environment. In addition, pregnant women have a relatively dull body and are not suitable for visiting relatives.

There is no scientific evidence to prove that pregnant women cannot go for a check-up. This is a saying that comes from folk customs. We firmly believe that after a pregnant woman visits her mother, she will take away her breast milk, resulting in the child not having breast milk to drink. In fact, pregnant women can make decisions based on their own and their baby's conditions. It is also very good for pregnant women to communicate with other pregnant women to gain experience.