Use all natural. Since your child is much smaller when they are in utero, they aren’t able to process the many chemicals and toxins that you might be able to process. As a result, it’s best to avoid any exposure to chemicals whenever possible. This will allow you to ensure the baby only has what they need – nothing more. Switching to natural cleaners, bath products, and cosmetics is a good idea before you even conceive, but certainly it’s necessary for when you are pregnant as well.
Pet Issues
Pets aren't always good for pregnancy. If you’ve been a pet owner for a while, chances are good that you have built up immunities to the various germs they bring into the home. But if you are still concerned, it’s a good idea to have someone else in the family handle the little box cleaning and the brushing of the animals. This will lower the risk of infections and it will allow you to keep your body as healthy as possible. Animals like snakes, however, should be removed from the home as they can have other diseases which can harm the fetus.
When you are pregnant, the home health issues you face may not seem apparent at first. As you take the time to think about what your body is trying to do and how you can support it, you will find that you are able to stay healthy.
