What should pregnant ladies not do during solar eclipse?

There are many myths and beliefs when it comes to solar eclipses. Some of them involve the relationship between pregnant women and eclipses. The theory is that solar eclipses is not healthy for a woman that is pregnant, nor is it healthy for their baby. It is recommended that a person that is pregnant should take certain steps to ensure they and the baby remain safe during the eclipse.

First, a pregnant woman should not view the eclipse without protection on their eyes. Next, the pregnant woman should stay home. Along with those two recommendations, they should not handle knives during the eclipse.

There are some ancient astrological beliefs and superstitions that "Grahan Kaal” is a majorly unsafe period of time in which the evil forces are active. There are many special precautions that women need to take during pregnancy to be sure that a healthy baby is born. "Grahan Kaal" is not suitable for pregnant women. Most people believe that it is just a silly superstition, but those who believe are quite emphatic about this.
There may not be any clear scientific facts that prove that Grahan Kaal is dangerous for those expectant mothers. There are, however, astrologists that back up these claims, as well as random miscellaneous testimonies. The rules for Grahan Kaal are: do not view Grahan with unprotected eyes. Stay home and don't go out in public. Don't handle a knife or any other sharp object, not even to cut food. Also, don't wear any jewelry, especially hairpins.