Tylenol, Pregnancy & Autism: What the Science is Saying

Uncovering the hidden risks of a “safe” drug — and what this means for our womb, microbiome and children’s future

Have you ever stopped to question the medications we’ve been told are “safe,” especially during pregnancy?

I’m what some call a rare bird.
After an accident at 7 years old, I discovered fasting and natural healing.
From that moment, I trusted my body more than I trusted pills.

I’ve only taken medication in times of crisis, because I saw what it did to my mom — prescribed drug after drug until her health spiralled and she was placed in mental hospitals.
Watching her suffer was heartbreaking and planted a seed of deep questioning in me.

Here’s the truth I need you to hear:
your mental health struggles are not “all in your head.”
They are often rooted in our toxic environments, our food supply and the everyday chemicals and medications that disrupt our microbiome, liver and body’s natural balance.

One of the most common examples is Tylenol (acetaminophen).
For decades, doctors have told pregnant women it was the “safe” choice — gentler than ibuprofen or aspirin. But new research tells another story.

A review of 46 studies shows prenatal exposure to Tylenol may increase the risk of autism, ADHD and other neurodevelopmental issues.

Why does this matter? Because Tylenol is everywhere. It’s in our medicine cabinets. It’s given without a second thought. And it may be silently shaping the health of future generations.

In my latest video, I share:
🌿 What the newest science reveals about Tylenol and fetal brain development
🌿 Why your womb, microbiome and body barriers matter for your child’s health
🌿 How environmental illness, mold and trauma can compound these risks — and how to protect your family

This conversation isn’t about fear — it’s about empowerment. Once we understand how toxins, medications and our environments affect us, we can take steps toward healing and prevention.

👉 Watch the full breakdown here:

I’d love to hear your thoughts.
Were you told Tylenol was safe in pregnancy?
Did you use it? Let’s open this dialogue together — because informed mothers, parents and caregivers are the ones who can shift the future of health.

Sending Loving Kindness from Canada’s Capital
Momma Lovey Dee,
I guide parentified first-borns, future moms and holistic parents raising sick or anxious kids to clear trauma, toxins and mould from their home and body — so they can heal the microbiome, balance hormones and finally thrive in peace.