9 Pregnancy Myths That Turned To Be Wrong ( And 3 That Are Actually True)

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

Pregnancy is a time of excitement and the moment you announce your pregnancy, everyone will have an advice rolling out for you! So, no worries you are definitely not the first nor the last to go through this!

In fact, every pregnant woman has endured listening to people telling her that the shape of her belly indicates the gender of the baby, or that the heartburn she is suffering from is the result of a baby with tons of hair! It’s true that some of these myths turned out to be true, but many others are not and must be ignored!

Drawing in a sea of advice and feeling confused about what you should or shouldn’t do when pregnant, don’t hesitate to click on the NEXT page and learn more about the pregnancy myths that doctors want you to ignore!

Note: There is a Bonus for you in which we reveal 3 pregnancy myths that turned to be true!

Interested to read on, don’t hesitate to slide through the next pages!

#1 – Morning Sickness Only Occurs In The Morning

Most pregnant women continue to blindly believe that morning sickness is something that they have to deal with in the mornings only, which is definitely not true! In fact, doctors explain that morning sickness occurs as a result of an increase of the hormones in a woman’s body during the period of pregnancy.

And these hormones add the doctors are present throughout the day and not only in the morning. This means that morning sickness can occur anytime during the day, say, in the morning, afternoon, or at night!

Every woman is different, while some might experience nausea associated with morning sickness in the morning, others might experience it at different times of the day!

#2 – Morning Sickness Can Reveal The Gender Of The Baby

Surely, you have heard many women telling you that when you are pregnant with a baby boy, you will less likely to experience morning sickness while the morning sickness gets worse when you carry a baby girl! Well, guess what? This is not even a myth!