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I'm a teacher. will shouting or getting angry at my students affect my unborn baby? nborn students i'm
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Baby ok: it's great in general to keep stress levels low -- yelling and getting angry is not a super healthy way to operate, pregnant or not. (for you or the students) cortisol levels go up in times of intense stress or anger. however, your baby is ok. the body is amazing at protecting the unborn.
Answered 12/30/2016
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