In ancient times, when medicine and technology were not developed much yet, people tried to make sense of the events they could not explain with some hollow superstitions. One of them is some cases during pregnancy and pregnancy.
So much so that there are beliefs about everything from the gender of the baby to what it looks like.
As happy mom family, we have prepared a blog post with detailed information about superstitions! 🙂
Superstition 1: ‘The baby is like him who loves it more than a couple.’
Half the cells that make up the baby come from the mother and half from the father. The characteristics of the baby are determined by the condition of the dominant gene-recessive gene, which is called dominant and recessive between these cells.
For example, the wavy hair gene is more dominant than the straight hair gene. If the mother has wavy hair and the father has straight hair, the baby is much more likely to have wavy hair. In short, this is determined entirely by the genes that make up the baby and the characteristics of the dominant ness of these genes.
Superstition 2: ‘If the stomach is nauseous during pregnancy, the baby will be born with hair.’
There is no scientific relationship between the birth of the baby with hair and nausea. Stomach-snading during the first trimester months of pregnancy is a problem caused by hormonal changes. The nausea that occurs later in pregnancy is a reflection of the changes that often occur physiologically.
In short, there is no connection to nausea with the baby’s hair.
Superstition 3: ‘If the mother-to-be gets better in pregnancy, the baby becomes a boy, and if it gets ugly, the baby becomes a girl.’
There are no scientific findings during pregnancy where gender is reflected outside. Women who were pregnant with the baby baby were found to have the hormone testosterone released into their blood after a while. However, this rate is so small that it often does not cause skin problems.
Problems occurring in the skin during pregnancy are related to hormonal changes. Since the person’s reactions to these hormonal changes are quite variable, some women do not experience skin problems during their pregnancies, while others may experience severe skin problems.
Superstition 4: ‘The baby born when it is 7 months old lives, the baby born at 8 months does not live.’
Today’s technology conditions have improved considerably and there are now examples where even 23-week-old babies can live. It is true that babies born prematurely carry more vital risks than infants born in myie, but this is an increasing risk than how early they were born.
In short, unlike in the medical sense, a baby born 8 months old has a lower rate of complications than a 7-month-old baby.
Hurafe 5: ‘Give birth to the dessert, bring the right, eat the sour Ayse.’
During pregnancy, foods that are alilen are often shaped depending on which vitamin or mineral is missing in the body. It’s common belief that sweet food suggests that the baby girl and the sour food are pregnant with the baby girl, but this can be the opposite.
In short, there is no link between foods consumed, disgusted and excrucified during pregnancy and the sex of the baby.
Hurafe 6: ‘If the pregnant woman’s belly is pointed, the baby is a boy and the baby girl is flat.’
The shape of the abdomen; it is all related to the structure of the inner abdomen, weight, pregnancy week and body shape. According to the researches, there is no relationship between the sex of the abdomen.
The positions taken by infants in the womb are almost similar if there is no anomaly.