Tthe laptop could harm your baby during pregnancy

I read many articles about using the laptop during pregnancy, it said that it is harmfull-specially if you put it on your belly. It might affect the baby because of it's radiation.
Do anyone of you knows for sure the accuracy of this topis??
Kindly share it with us.

well i have used a laptop the whole time, never on my belly but on the arm of my couch and my twins are doing realllllllllllyyyy well. maybe it makes big babies. or it gives you twins.... hmmmm maybe it wasn't my husbands falt.  

Been using a laptop my whole pregnancy.
My son is healthy  

my sister used a laptop through her whole pregnancy
& her baby came out completely healthy & beautiful.

i have sat with my laptop on my belly a few times and have had not complications and in my ultrasounds everything is perfect...
and i have never heard anything of this topic... but thats weird. 

Using my laptop throughout all three pregnancies.....both kids are fine, and baby is doing well. I think this ranks right up there with cell phone usage can lead to brain cancer / tumors.

Where did you read them? Can you link the articles?

This is what I read on babyworld.co.uk:


Question: Are laptops safe to use in pregnancy?


Answer: According to current scientific knowledge, using a laptop computer on your lap will not harm your baby - but do read on! For over two decades, people have worried about the possible adverse effects of visual display units (monitors or VDUs) on pregnancy. A number of research projects involving animals suggested that the emissions (x-rays, ultraviolet rays, microwaves, radio waves and so on) from these units might contribute to miscarriage. Experts also questioned whether prolonged, daily use might cause other problems in pregnancy, such as reduced foetal growth and preterm labour. The results of all relevant studies were recently analysed by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, who concluded that none of these fears (including the question of miscarriage) are borne out by research evidence. It is also worth noting that early worries about VDUs concerned old-style units powered by cathode ray tubes (as in conventional TV sets). Technology has now moved on, and the screens on most modern laptops use liquid crystal display technology rather than cathode ray tubes. Emissions from these displays are much lower than from older VDUs. All VDUs manufactured or on sale in the UK now conform to various national and international standards controlling emission levels.

Answer provided by Hannah Hulme Hunter

Quoting CarolineSorial:“ I read many articles about using the laptop during pregnancy, it said that it is harmfull-specially if ... [snip!] ... the baby because of it's radiation. Do anyone of you knows for sure the accuracy of this topis?? Kindly share it with us.”

haha i'm using one now so i hope it's ok!!! i dont actually put it on my lap or my belly, it's on a little computer stand. My pregnancy's been fine so far so i dont thnk it has any affect but i guess i cant say for sure

Thank you ladies   but still we have to make sure.

Quoting brittaniey:“ Where did you read them? Can you link the articles?”

I am so sorry, it's in another language (Arabic).

ctually when i use mine on my lap/belly or anywhere near me my son kicks like crazy like every 3 seconds so either hes dancing to the music (that i only play sometimes) Or its hurting himm or making him uncomfortable possibly over heating him or making him too hot! i wouldnt do it to be safe or keep it up on a desk above your belly