Weird Pregnancy Advice I've Gotten

I'm finding that pregnancy is much like marriage. Before you get married, you have bunches of people on your case asking "When will you get married?" And when you do get married, you get all kinds of advice like, "Never go to bed angry... make time for dates... never ever go out to eat." I legit heard that last one at a bridal shower, and the girl was dead serious, because in her upbringing, going out to eat meant the husband would start to crave outside food *yes, blank stare, I did.* Anyways, with pregnancy, it's the same thing - been getting all kinds of advice like, "Drink lots of water... don't wear heels... definitely stop having sex until after the baby comes." I literally laughed out loud at the last one, but erm... if a doctor tells you not to after examining you, please o. It's no longer a laughing matter. But today I want to share the top 3 weirdest advice I've gotten since people found out I was pregnant.

1. "Eat Quail Eggs."
   Okay, so I've had quail before and it's pretty tasty. Or was it guinea fowl? I know I like guinea fowl. Well, as much as I enjoy eating birds, I'm not such a fan of eggs, especially if they're not chicken eggs, and most especially if they're anything but beaten well and fried. This guy, who's Eastern European told me in his country, they encourage pregnant women to eat quail eggs because it's good - I can't remember if it's good for the baby or the mummy. Oh wait, I think he said it helps with breast milk. And yes, I wanted to melt into the ground when he started talking to me about breast milk :P
2. "The best time for your child to be born is between 7 months and 8 months. Any time after that is too late."
   This one I heard from a Hispanic lady, and it took everything in me to not open my mouth in shock and start binding and rejecting! On one hand, I want to believe I misheard her, because of the language barrier. On the other hand, I'm pretty sure what I heard and I'm still baffled how many months later. All I know is Baby Cocoa is coming full-term, in Jesus' name, AMEN!
3. "Don't Bring Any Baby Items into your house before the baby is born."
   So I was having a conversation with this lady, and she asked about my baby registry - which I still haven't completed because I'm a disaster and wish someone else would do it for me. Anyways, she went on and on and on and on, listing the different things she thinks I need to list in the registry. And after naming like 15 different items, she says "Oh and by the way, don't put anything in your house until after the baby is born. In my culture we're superstitious, so the baby needs to come first." I had never heard anything like that, but in one of my pregnancy apps, it seems like it's a real thing. Instead of having a Baby Shower, you get to have an Arrival Shower or Sip-and-See Party. 

What weird pregnancy advice have you heard before? Let's see who's heard the absolute weirdest one.