Marijuana use duringpregnancy can causeinfants to have fastheart rates, lung,memory, andcoordination problems.(ref. #17)It is importantto eat healthyfood for youand yourbaby. (ref. #20The heart and lungsbegin to form in the1st month ofpregnancy. Theheart beats on the22nd day. (ref. #12)Premature babiesare more likely tohave more long-term healthproblems than fullterm baby’s. (ref.#15)SpinalBifidaCaffeine maydecrease bloodflow to theplacenta, whichmay causeproblems for yourbaby. (ref. #10)Infants exposed tosmoking after birthhave an increasedchance of SIDS(Sudden InfantDeath Syndrome).(ref. #4)All babiesshould beplaced ontheir backs tosleep.You should visityour prenatalcare providerregularly duringpregnancy. (ref.#19)Proper use ofFolic Acid canreduce the chanceof birth defects inthe brain andspine. (ref. #7)During your 1stmonth ofpregnancy, yourbody is makinglots of hormonesneeded to grow ababy. (ref. #12)Doula's arebirthcompanionsand post-birthsupportersBreast milk isthe best foodfor your babyduring the 1styear of life.(ref. #2)Caffeine canincrease yourblood pressureand heart rate,and decreasesleep. (ref. #10FASDmobywrapsAlcohol use whilepregnant canresult in low birthweight, smallinfant size andmicrocephaly. (ref.#1,#5, #14)All women ofchildbearing ageshould consume400 mcg. of FolicAcid daily, found inmultivitamins. (ref.#7)GIFTS is aprogram tohelp Mom'sstop smokingCigarettescontaincarbonmonoxide.There is no safeamount of alcoholto drink duringpregnancy.(ref. #1, #5, #14)Healthy Startis designed toreduce infantmortalityPrematurebabies are bornbefore 37weeksgestation.(ref. #5)Walking, Swimming,and Aerobics areusually safeactivities forpregnant mothers.(ref. #18)WIC meansWomen,Infant andChildren(0-5yrs old)HANDSABC'sof safesleepFetal AlcoholSyndrome is100%preventable.(ref. #1Marijuana use duringpregnancy can causeinfants to have fastheart rates, lung,memory, andcoordination problems.(ref. #17)It is importantto eat healthyfood for youand yourbaby. (ref. #20The heart and lungsbegin to form in the1st month ofpregnancy. Theheart beats on the22nd day. (ref. #12)Premature babiesare more likely tohave more long-term healthproblems than fullterm baby’s. (ref.#15)SpinalBifidaCaffeine maydecrease bloodflow to theplacenta, whichmay causeproblems for yourbaby. (ref. #10)Infants exposed tosmoking after birthhave an increasedchance of SIDS(Sudden InfantDeath Syndrome).(ref. #4)All babiesshould beplaced ontheir backs tosleep.You should visityour prenatalcare providerregularly duringpregnancy. (ref.#19)Proper use ofFolic Acid canreduce the chanceof birth defects inthe brain andspine. (ref. #7)During your 1stmonth ofpregnancy, yourbody is makinglots of hormonesneeded to grow ababy. (ref. #12)Doula's arebirthcompanionsand post-birthsupportersBreast milk isthe best foodfor your babyduring the 1styear of life.(ref. #2)Caffeine canincrease yourblood pressureand heart rate,and decreasesleep. (ref. #10FASDmobywrapsAlcohol use whilepregnant canresult in low birthweight, smallinfant size andmicrocephaly. (ref.#1,#5, #14)All women ofchildbearing ageshould consume400 mcg. of FolicAcid daily, found inmultivitamins. (ref.#7)GIFTS is aprogram tohelp Mom'sstop smokingCigarettescontaincarbonmonoxide.There is no safeamount of alcoholto drink duringpregnancy.(ref. #1, #5, #14)Healthy Startis designed toreduce infantmortalityPrematurebabies are bornbefore 37weeksgestation.(ref. #5)Walking, Swimming,and Aerobics areusually safeactivities forpregnant mothers.(ref. #18)WIC meansWomen,Infant andChildren(0-5yrs old)HANDSABC'sof safesleepFetal AlcoholSyndrome is100%preventable.(ref. #1

Baby Shower BIngo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Marijuana use during pregnancy can cause infants to have fast heart rates, lung, memory, and coordination problems. (ref. #17)
  2. It is important to eat healthy food for you and your baby. (ref. #20
  3. The heart and lungs begin to form in the 1st month of pregnancy. The heart beats on the 22nd day. (ref. #12)
  4. Premature babies are more likely to have more long-term health problems than full term baby’s. (ref. #15)
  5. Spinal Bifida
  6. Caffeine may decrease blood flow to the placenta, which may cause problems for your baby. (ref. #10)
  7. Infants exposed to smoking after birth have an increased chance of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome). (ref. #4)
  8. All babies should be placed on their backs to sleep.
  9. You should visit your prenatal care provider regularly during pregnancy. (ref. #19)
  10. Proper use of Folic Acid can reduce the chance of birth defects in the brain and spine. (ref. #7)
  11. During your 1st month of pregnancy, your body is making lots of hormones needed to grow a baby. (ref. #12)
  12. Doula's are birth companions and post-birth supporters
  13. Breast milk is the best food for your baby during the 1st year of life. (ref. #2)
  14. Caffeine can increase your blood pressure and heart rate, and decrease sleep. (ref. #10
  15. FASD
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  17. Alcohol use while pregnant can result in low birth weight, small infant size and microcephaly. (ref. #1,#5, #14)
  18. All women of childbearing age should consume 400 mcg. of Folic Acid daily, found in multivitamins. (ref. #7)
  19. GIFTS is a program to help Mom's stop smoking
  20. Cigarettes contain carbon monoxide.
  21. There is no safe amount of alcohol to drink during pregnancy. (ref. #1, #5, #14)
  22. Healthy Start is designed to reduce infant mortality
  23. Premature babies are born before 37 weeks gestation. (ref. #5)
  24. Walking, Swimming, and Aerobics are usually safe activities for pregnant mothers. (ref. #18)
  25. WIC means Women, Infant and Children (0-5yrs old)
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  27. ABC's of safe sleep
  28. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome is 100% preventable. (ref. #1