Can I keep the baby if I drank beer during early pregnancy?

If a small amount of beer is consumed in early pregnancy, it generally will not affect the child. It is important to perform pregnancy checks regularly. Drinking beer in early pregnancy may increase the risk of fetal malformations. However, because the alcohol content in beer is lower than that in liquor, drinking a small amount generally will not have a significant impact on the child. Whether to keep the child cannot be generalized. During pregnancy, it is recommended to increase the frequency of prenatal check-ups and undergo prenatal screening and diagnosis to evaluate the child's development, check for malformations, and assess the development of various organs. If no abnormalities are found, the child can generally be kept. If developmental abnormalities are found during prenatal check-ups, it is generally not recommended to keep the child. After becoming pregnant, it is not advisable to drink beer. One should maintain a diversified diet, consume nutritious foods, and ensure adequate nutrition for the child's development. Meanwhile, it is important to maintain a pleasant mood, get sufficient sleep, avoid staying up late, avoid excessive fatigue, refrain from vigorous exercise, and avoid sexual activity to prevent threatened abortion.