No. The skin on your stomach being burned does not go deep enough to hurt the baby in the womb, especially with a first-degree burn. Indirectly however, if the burn is bad enough, a lot of fluid will be lost from the affected area and the volume of circulation blood is decreased because the fluid in the blood is used to replace what was lost. Protein loss also occurs and tissue repair is demanding enough to require supplemental nutrients; infection also becomes a concern. It is imperative make up what is lost to avoid death and keep the baby healthy in certain cases. Whatever the mother is lacking, the baby is lacking as well. A mild (first-degree) burn though does not have to be treated to these extremes.
if you're worried it will hurt the baby, it wont it will just hurt you
Heart burn ?
the real cause of heart burn is acid in the tummy and burns like the mad
Make them relax on a bed with the Sim who you want them to get pregnant with, then have them "try for baby" - if they are pregnant there will be a lullaby. Although having a pregnant vampire might make them die, as vampire Sims cannot go out in sunlight or they burn and die - and baby Sims are annoying as they can cry at any time.
There are a lot of ways to burn tummy fat, one cheap and easy way is to go running, running makes you burn fat faster not only on your tummy but in your entire body. You can also do sit ups or plank exercises. For me the best exercise that work burn tummy fat is doing yoga and pilates. Pilates is more core centered.
That is a gross question. Ask something about cars that transform into robots.
The Trammps sang Burn Baby Burn in 1976.
No, but you can get a tummy ache and heart burn.
I'm not sure but squirting "the area" while urinating will help.
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Not always, but frequent heart burn has been associated with the carrying of a boy. If you had experienced frequent heart burn before becoming pregnant, however, I wouldn't consider this a sign.
Burning Love - 2012 Burn Baby Burn 3-14 was released on: USA: 29 April 2013