Do you drink wine every once in a while when you are pregnant

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I occasionally have a beer or a glass a wine once or twice a month. When we close escrow on our new home my fi and I will crack open a bottle of the expensive stuff :D. Personally, I a glass or 2 occasionally is ok but don't overdo it or binge. I'm 5 months and my baby is perfectly healthy. Everything in moderation ppl

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I was advised by my doctor to have an occasional half glass of wine. She said up to one half of a glass a week...
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​That being said, the one night I ordered a half glass of wine at dinner, I drank half of it (equalling a quarter of a glass over a 3 hour period of time, with food) and attempted to have the other half the glass poured for my DH. The manager of the establishment came out and publicly scolded me saying "one sip of wine could cause FAS". She claimed that it was a "house policy" to not serve pregnant women alcohol. I was not only embarrassed but very angry. Know your rights ladies!! I ended up taking it up with the owner and brought it to his attention that CA state civil code 52 enables pregnant women to an environment and service free of discrimination. He spoke with his lawyer and in the end, he agreed that despite his personal beliefs, he would allow me to have a glass of wine in the future. 
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Nope. Not gonna chance it. I did drink the wknd before my bfp but at that time bean is so small it doesn't really make a difference.

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I don't drink while in pregnant BUT my doctor said that it is fine to have a glass every now and then.

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Yes, I would have half a glass every once in a while with DD. I just wanna get a out of these first 12 weeks this time. With DD I didn't know until 8 or 9 weeks and I was drinking like a fish, ugh. She's so perfect though.

Do you drink wine every once in a while when you are pregnant

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