The impact

Alcohol can be toxic
to developing brains and bodies.

There’s no proven safe amount of alcohol in pregnancy. Even one drink can have an effect on a fetus. Scientists can’t yet say which person exposed to alcohol in the womb will have FASD and which won’t.

Why take that RISK?

NO ALCOHOL NO RISK

This short film shows Melissa, a pregnant woman learning about the risks. It includes excerpts from Dr Raja Mukherjee, Joanna Buckard and Dr Peter Hepper. The facts are startling.

Watch what one glass can do. The future is in your hands.

What happens in these 9 months lasts a lifetime.

Help

Pregnant and had alcohol?
Speak with your GP or midwife and check out #Drymester.

If you had small amounts before you knew you were pregnant or while pregnant, in most cases the RISK is low. Choose to stop drinking now for your baby’s future. If your child has challenges later, ask doctors about FASD.

Early diagnosis matters.

Did you know?

Alcohol in pregnancy is more harmful than heroin.
It can have a permanent, life-long impact on the developing baby.

I didn’t know the risks I was taking when I was a young binge-drinking professional. I wasn’t thinking about unplanned pregnancy or FASD.

My scans were normal. I convinced myself it was ok. But secretly, the damage was done. It wasn't until he was 4-years old that it became clear. If only I could turn back time.

FASD is 24/7 365 days a year for life.

As a young woman who likes a drink here and there, I still would not be encouraging anyone who is either already pregnant or who is thinking about it, to drink any alcohol at all. It’s just not worth the risk.

Having sex but not planning a family?
Use contraception.

Experts agree.
No alcohol, no risk.

The impact

Alcohol can be toxic
to developing brains and bodies.

NO ALCOHOL NO RISK

Watch what one glass can do. The future is in your hands.

What happens in these 9 months lasts a lifetime.

Help

Pregnant and had alcohol?
Speak with your GP or midwife and check out #Drymester.

Did you know?

Alcohol in pregnancy is more harmful than heroin.
It can have a permanent, life-long impact on the developing baby.

Having sex but not planning a family?
Use contraception.

Experts agree.
No alcohol, no risk.

Stay in Touch

Copyright 2020 © NOFAS-UK (soon to be The National Organisation for FASD). Website by Crackerjac. Privacy & Terms.

The impact

Alcohol can be toxic to developing brains and bodies.

NO ALCOHOL NO RISK

Watch what one glass can do. The future is in your hands.

What happens in these 9 months lasts a lifetime.

Help

Pregnant and had alcohol? Speak with your GP or midwife and check out #Drymester.

Did you know?

Alcohol in pregnancy is more harmful than heroin. It can have a permanent, life-long impact on the developing baby.

Having sex but not planning a family? Use contraception.

Experts agree.No alcohol, no risk.

Stay in Touch

Copyright 2020 © NOFAS-UK (soon to be The National Organisation for FASD). Website by Crackerjac. Privacy & Terms.

Alcohol can be toxic
to developing brains and bodies.

Pregnant and had alcohol?
Speak with your GP or midwife and check out #Drymester.

Alcohol in pregnancy is more harmful than heroin.
It can have a permanent, life-long impact on the developing baby.

Having sex but not planning a family?
Use contraception.

Experts agree.
No alcohol, no risk.