lol no my bad @breannn_3.

@kazori, I was told to eat tuna because I work at a sandwich place that sell nothing but cold sandwiches so my doctor said to eat tuna. plus it's good lol

but clearly I wasn't! I was bout to cuss her out LOL but I was like what's the point. @Marie_xo

I eat tuna and seafood period like it's nobody's business like I'm being paid to eat seafood 😭😂😩 my son is fine I'm having a low risk no complications pregnancy 💁🏽

I could see if you was asking for advice @jclark18

lol right when you commented is when I tagged you SMH........ @marie_xo

It wasn't research it's what I was told by my doctor

Maybe some of you women should actually read my damn comment instead of trying to constantly jump on the defensive. I don't know how many times I should have to clarify myself, but I'm not going to. because it's obviously pointless and a waste of my time.

i just commented lol did you see it? @jclark18

@marie_xo, look at this

@rylannsmommy2016, I meant to tag you in that last comment but either way I eat what I want and nobody on here can tell me what to eat because they're not my doctor. sorry not sorry

OMG its tuna!! Her baby is gonna be just fine, some of yall kill me with your "scientific research" that yall find from the google search engine @babyreeves @pregoprincess

well I eat tuna all the time it's actually something my doctor told me to eat for more protein!!!! so IDK maybe her body functions differently IDK..... @babyreeves

Lol not arguing I'm just saying what I was told calm down

I've eaten tuna while pregnant (although I'm just overall not a huge fish eater.) My whole point was that it isn't really a concrete study because of the difference in kinds of tuna and the mercury levels in them, and that fish in small amounts is even considered healthy because of omega 3 fatty acids and fish oil. As with everything, moderation is key. I'm not pro or con when it comes to tuna consumption and I dislike scare tactics.

@babyreeves, I agree with you . I wanted to say something too but people are going to do what they want as long as the baby is okay at the check ups it's nothing to worry about but I didn't eat any tuna during my pregnancy because I heard the same thing

lmao. this cracks me up seeing how many women freak out from something so small, they say to avoid processed meats, raw eggs, all those things. but when my grandma was pregnant she would have one raw eggs a day and milk straight from the cow.

tuna actually does have a relatively high amount of mercury and the difficulty arises in the fact that there isn't a regulatory amount per can with the different kinds of tuna available. But consumed in small quantities (less than 12oz in occasion) is generally considered safe and potentially beneficial by many professionals. @rylannsmommy2016

I was told to avoid tuna @rylannsmommy2016 js I was given a list from my doctor of fish I can't eat and tuna was on it

You can't eat that much tuna it's bad for the baby O.O