Can pregnant women work in restaurants?

Sure! Work is also for the needs of life, after all, we have to earn money to live. But it also depends on what you do in the hotel, such as front desk, waiter, hygienist and so on.

After pregnancy, you should also pay due attention to these when working in a hotel!

1. For example, the receptionist should not stand for too long, let alone wear high heels for too long. Pay attention to proper rest.

If you are a waiter, you must pay attention when you walk. Generally speaking, the place to eat will be slippery, so pregnant women must pay attention to their feet to avoid slipping.

3. If you are a room worker, don't do it alone when you encounter heavy objects that need to be moved during cleaning. Try to ask others for help.

4. If it is the manager on duty, because the manager on duty in the hotel is also very busy, there are many things to worry about. So don't get angry and angry at will, but keep a good mood!

Finally, although we go to work to make a living, by contrast, the baby in the belly is more important. In short, pay attention to safety and don't overwork!

Hello, I'm Mango's diary. I'm glad to answer your question. Can pregnant women work in restaurants? I think pregnant women can work in restaurants. Well, you can work as a cashier in your restaurant. Because the cashier is sitting, you should pay attention to protection at ordinary times. Pay attention to the wet ground, just don't fall. If you are a waiter or foreman in a hotel, it is not recommended to work in a restaurant.

1: Because the hotel has a large flow of people, it will be very troublesome if you bump into it.

2. Pregnant women are susceptible. I have a cold and headache, and I can't take medicine, which is also very troublesome.

If you don't have to go to work, I suggest you have a baby at home. If the economy is tight, you can play. Because of the arrival of the 5G era, only the media can realize the freedom of wealth. You can record your life during pregnancy. Why not? The above is my personal opinion. I hope my answer is helpful to you. I am mango's father's diary. Thank you!

If there are other jobs to choose from, I personally advise expectant mothers not to work in hotels.

First of all, the space of the hotel is relatively closed, and the oil smoke, wine smell and smoke smell cannot be discharged in time. Pregnant women are very sensitive to smells, especially second-hand smoke, which is very harmful to pregnant women and babies in the womb.

Secondly, the floor of the hotel is easy to get wet, because for the convenience of cleaning, most of the floors of the hotel are paved with marble or tiles. After the guests finish eating, there will inevitably be soup, oil drops and drinks on the ground. Even if there is a drainage pipe in the kitchen, the ground is still wet all day. No matter where you go to the hotel, pregnant women must be careful when they pass by!

Finally, the hotel's work and rest are irregular, and the rest time of pregnant women and fetuses is not guaranteed. Pregnant women can sleep late when they go to work in the morning, but they usually get off work after 9 o'clock in the evening. If they meet a guest dragging a table, they will drag it even later. The biological clock of pregnant women is the biological clock of the baby in the abdomen, and the baby may continue to maintain irregular work and rest after birth.

Therefore, expectant mothers had better not work in hotels. In this extraordinary period, if you have to continue working, you must choose a job that suits you and can protect yourself and your baby. Good luck with your pregnancy