AAnonymous Member21 Apr 2026Is spinach safe during pregnancy?1112ShareShare your experience or answer thisCommentSort by:LatestSwapna Kale·3 May 2026Having gone through IVF, I was terrified of eating the wrong thing. Spinach is completely safe and highly recommended for early pregnancy development.25ShareReportReena Chadha·29 Apr 2026Yes, it is very safe. Just make sure to wash the leaves thoroughly to remove any dirt or bacteria before cooking.22Share
Swapna Kale·3 May 2026Having gone through IVF, I was terrified of eating the wrong thing. Spinach is completely safe and highly recommended for early pregnancy development.25ShareReport
Reena Chadha·29 Apr 2026Yes, it is very safe. Just make sure to wash the leaves thoroughly to remove any dirt or bacteria before cooking.22Share
Bela Radhakrishnan·27 Apr 2026My mother-in-law makes spinach kootu for me every week. My doctor also highly recommends leafy greens for natural folic acid.20ShareReport
Vandana Anand·1 May 2026I had a C-section and lost some blood, so spinach was my best friend during recovery. It's super safe and healthy during pregnancy too.19ShareReport
Rachita Tayal·23 Apr 2026Yes dear, spinach is very safe and healthy. It has lots of iron which is very good for you and the baby.18ShareReport
Devi Bhosale·22 Apr 2026I eat palak paneer almost twice a week! Is anyone else also craving green leafy veggies or is it just me?17ShareReport
Sowmya Sharma·4 May 2026I totally understand wanting only the healthiest food for your little baby. Spinach is like a green blessing filled with iron and love for your body.17ShareReport
Madhumita Chaudhuri·23 Apr 2026Spinach is great for iron, though at 34 weeks, even washing the leaves feels like a gym workout! Definitely include it in your diet.13ShareReport
Madhuri Kamath·25 Apr 2026It's a cheap and highly nutritious way to keep your Hb levels up. Saves you from spending on extra expensive iron supplements if your levels stay good!13ShareReport
Daakshayani Wadhwa·2 May 2026I panicked when someone told me spinach has oxalates and is bad! But my gynac cleared it up, it's totally safe and highly nutritious.13ShareReport
Aditi Kulkarni·26 Apr 2026I felt so weak in my second month, and my doctor suggested boiled spinach soup. It really helped build up my strength, felt like a life saver.12ShareReport
Ratna Poojary·28 Apr 2026Spinach is awesome, eat it now before the baby comes and you don't even have time to chew your food properly, haha!12ShareReport