Over the last few years, there's been some controversy surrounding drinking and pregnancy, over whether just a glass of wine with dinner is safe, and you may be wondering what to believe.

Experts said that while moderate drinking during pregnancy did not pose a risk to the unborn child and tasting would not involve swallowing the wine, Tesco's scheme seemed to be a publicity stunt.

From Emily Gunderson Communications director, Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome < Did you know that college-educated women are the most likely of any group to continue to drink ...

You're told to avoid certain behaviors while pregnant — drinking that glass of wine, going out for sushi, and, of course, getting sick. But sometimes, despite your best efforts, you feel those ...

For our pregnant taster (me ... But it’s a reliable alternative if you’re looking for an easy-drinking, straightforward wine. What we’d pair it with: We enjoyed this bottle with cheese ...

When you find out that you're pregnant ... soft cheeses, and wine. Cutting out raw fish, unpasteurized foods, and alcohol makes sense, but drinking a hot cup of tea may seem like a safe bet.

Also, a recent survey, conducted in Britain with 14,000 children, showed that when pregnant woman drink a glass of wine a week, their children were at higher risk of having emotional problems ...

However, Jenner shut down the rumors with a glass of wine. Kylie Jenner shut down rumors that she’s pregnant with Timothée Chalamet’s baby Kylie Jenner fans would love to see her start a ...

Finally, the heavy/binge drinker and the moderate drinker were no different in drinking cessation after becoming pregnant. The differences in drinking reduction and cessation found across ...