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That is an issue that you should discuss with your attending physician. There are a number of studies that have determined with virtual certainty that drinking while pregnant can cause low birth weight, a variety of developmental problems, and actual alcohol addiction in the fetus, which must be treated after the child is born, if the mother drinks alcoholically herself.
A minimum harmful dose has not been established.
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