@soontoobemommyleeandra,

honestly we never know, I can only say by my cousins experience, she was pregnant and she wanted to see the eclipse with her baby daddy she was pregnant with her first baby everything was fine her baby was healthy, but we all told her not to go but she doesn't believe in these superstitions, so she went the next day she was in a lot of pain and she lost her baby and it broke her heart. so honestly you never know If you believe or not I honestly kinda do and kinda don't that's why I just stay at home and watch movies during the eclipse I don't wanna risk anything, do whatever you feel comfortable with and whatever makes you happy

haha that's such a Mexican superstition it's not true. I'm glad my Nana never believed in these superstitions. if something were to happen to baby it's bc that's life and it's meant to happen not bc of an eclipse

In my culture you have to put a safety pin o. the inside of your shirt to prevent the baby from having cleft palate. My husband's grandmother who passed away in February used to make me where then. the would pin a whole bunch on me.

I believe, according to cultural beliefs you'd need to wear something red. Like red underwear and pin a safety pin to them. If memory serves it will prevent a cleft pallet.

Those are all myths and fun cultural beliefs. There is no effect to your baby from things that you don't touch or ingest. A movie night would be very relaxing and enjoyable, and that good energy and relaxation is ALL GOOD for baby, so enjoy! ❤

so shall I assume ur superstitious??

My mom has told me that too she said to stay inside the house, and if i am going out to put a safety pin on my undies, idk there's a lot of sayings, but I'd rather stay inside my house and watching movies lol