Put your trust in God and you wouldn't have to worry about what anyone tell you.
What haha all it is is the moon moving in front of the sun for a little bit, I was working in it...came at 9.30am here in Wales, course it can't hurt you :)
I've been told to wear a safety pin on my stomach
Which I do for precaution =)
done with the eclipse.. truth or not but i prefered just laying down...
Better safe than sorryy!!!
Thank you all ladies for your opinions! (:
May we all go thru this pregnancy safely and happily! Good luck all!!!!
I call bull crap about this I'm Sorry but it sounds make and dumb just my own opinion
I'm 38 weeks. Cnt wait to go into labour
Hey I've been told to lie down etc. I was happy got my extra minutes to lie down then my husband ruined it for me lol. My mil told me not to ask to ask to much questions lol. Just turned 21 get treated like a baby. Looool
Lol it doesn't matter if your inside or out :) even though I wish it'd help me finally go into labor im over this! Im due this next Thursday.
We've just had the eclipse here in birmingham Uk and I'm 39 weeks ans went outside and seen it, oops x
Oops...only just thought about it but i had to take my other kids to school and then sat in the garden to watch with a cuppa and im fine. Feel very sicky last night and today but being 35 weeks with my fourth id say that was normal!I'll let you know if that changes!my first was born 5 minutes after a full moon though... Xx
Actually there is some science between the full moons, solar eclipse and all of those things! Its not so much of not touching things but dont stress your body out the day before or after. This is relevant to pregnant women and animals! Its the pressure in the atmosphere that can cause animals amd humans to go into active labor. And lots of time after the event it's the dramatic change from the atmosphere going from high to low the. back to high that causes the body to react hormonally and chemically.
Lots of women have babies on full moons and eclipse. Most of the time hospitals will have more staff as well because mental patients also are at a high for causing more damage to themselves or others. I know that because my ex step mother worked for a hospital and on full moons and eclipse they had full staff. My cousin who worked for the emergency room also had more ppl working on nights like that.
You dont have to avoid anything than overly exerting your body. :) youll be fine. In your pregnancy you've already gone through full moons and that one night where the moon was as close to the earth as it'll be for I think 20 years.
Was about to post the same question. .
@clarag13 sorry hun.. i didnt mean to scare u.. dnt panic.. but m in the same spot too...!
stay safe and take care!
Well here it's 3:00 am so I guess I meant later today when I wake up. OMG I'm so nervous now I had no idea this was happening and I'm 38 weeks. I want my baby to be safe as well but I have an appointment tomorrow! So scared
@clarag13 m not sure but this is wat my mom and mil said this morning
- lie down straight in bed.. no moving anything
- dont touch any metal things
- no cooking aur handling scissors, knives anything
- by no means i shud go under the sky.. it causes srs damage to the baby....
I dnt blve this..but m here following it for the sake of my boy.. i m 31 week today :) btr safe than sorry
and the eclipse is today 20th march 2015..
tomorrow u can go werevr u want
Can I just know what the old wives tales are? I have to go out tomorrow and now I'm nervous
@ashleyplustwo yup m already lying down.. just wanted to ask you ladies out of curiosity.. thanks hun (:
take care and be safe!
yes dea' today i guess is the most powerful solar eclipse in the decade.. highest visible in britain!
there's a luner eclipse happening???
I feel that it is just an old wives tale but better safe than sorry I say.