During the first trimester, pregnant women are not allowed to paint with acrylic paints. Because the first trimester is a critical time for the development of the fetal organs, if you are exposed to acrylics, the chemical will emit toxic and harmful gases such as benzene, which may affect the formation of the fetal organs and risk fetal malformation. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, although the baby’s organs are already developed, prolonged exposure may cause dizziness, fatigue, general discomfort, lack of concentration and gastrointestinal disorders in some people, so you should also try to avoid acrylic painting. If you are exposed to acrylics for a short time, you should wear a mask to avoid inhaling colorless and odorless gas. It is also important to wash your hands after painting and to ventilate the room frequently to avoid being in a closed room for a long time, and to avoid humid air.