From bags at the liquor store, to public service announcements, there are many reminders why women who are pregnant should not consume alcohol during pregnancy. Among the consequences of consuming alcohol during pregnancy is your baby developing Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). More commonly known as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), we now know that FAS is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects all kids differently—kind of like autism—and is on a spectrum. Unlike autism, though, which is considered to be caused by genetics, FASD the effect of a known and preventable cause: alcohol exposure in utero.