Revathi Dey

It is perfectly safe in a normal pregnancy. The baby is well protected by the amniotic sac and cervix plug. Just avoid any positions that put pressure on your belly, especially as you get bigger.

Oh haha! I felt so confused seeing this question here, but Intel's name was actually conceived from 'Integrated Electronics'. When I was pregnant, choosing my baby's name felt like the biggest task in the world, so this made me smile!

Actually unripe or semi-ripe papaya has latex which can cause contractions, so definitely avoid that. But when I had severe morning sickness, even the smell of ripe papaya made me throw up. Better to stick to simple safe fruits like apples or bananas for now.

I can only share what worked for me personally. I used to track my ovulation using simple test strips from the chemist, and we tried on those peak days. It made the whole process much easier for us without guessing.

When I was pregnant, my gynac told me to focus on protein-rich foods, and it really worked. I had milk, soaked almonds, and sprouts daily, and my baby was born quite healthy. Just keep eating small, frequent meals throughout the day and stay well-hydrated.