Effect of my mood on my unborn child

Effect of my mood on my unborn child

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My memories.....Can my unborn baby be effected by my mood?
Posted in July 2015
Can my unborn baby be affected by my mood?
If you are having a temporary down, your baby is likely to be just fine. Long-term stress during pregnancy can, however, have an impact on your unborn baby. 
Long-term stress is related to things such as: 
family or personal history of depression
stressful life events
loneliness
problems with the pregnancy
problems at work
breakdown of familial or marital relations
violence at home
death of a loved one
Your unborn baby act according to your Mind. Baby's feelings also similar to Mother. I advise every woman to be Happy during Pregnancy. It will avoid lot of Mental tensions to the Unborn Baby. Besides this the baby will 
grow Happy and develop Imagination or thinking power before birth.. Your Health and mind has great impact on your unborn child....Read my blogs on Healthy food to keep U and Ur child healthy visit http://successgain.info/

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