Hey ladies,
So I'm 7 weeks tomorrow and won't even go to the doctor until Tuesday, but I'm going on a bachelorette weekend this weekend in NOLA and need some suggestions for virgin drinks to help "keep my cover" as we're not ready to announce yet. I use to drink margaritas, amaretto sours, and wine. I wasn't too adventurous but I liked what I liked so not "drinking" would be a red flag. Now none of those sound good (and even less so without the alcohol). I haven't really had too many pregnancy symptoms (but neither did my mother apparently). Nausea here and there but managed with teddy grams and other snackage. Any suggestions to help keep me on the DL are appreciated!

Thanks in advance!
~Ziggy
Me:27 (diagnosed anovulatory May 2016) DH:29 (normal)
Met 2008 | Dated 2010 | Married 2012
TTC#1 since June 2015
June 2016- 50mg generic clomid CDs 5-9 w/TI | 2 follies (14 & 12), thin (2.45) lining | BFN
July 2016- 1mg estradiol CDs 1-7, 50mg generic clomid CDs 5-9 w/TI | 2 follies (14 & 10), thin (~4) lining | BFN
August 2016- 1mg estradiol CDs 1-7, 50mg generic clomid CDs 5-9 w/TI | BFN | Referred to specialist, visited once, was told we have less than a 3% chance even on medication, recommended to IUI for up to a 50% chance, decided not to pursue at this time | Stopped "trying"
October 2016- We became licensed foster parents
November 9, 2016- Arrival of DD#1, 4yo
March 1, 2017- 1 day late, feel like crap (low fever & exhausted) | Mom suggested test before taking meds, I laughed but did it anyway | BFP! *shock*

Re: Not your typical food q...
For something similar to a margarita, you could try a virgin "mockarita" made with lime juice, sparkling water, and splash of citrus-flavored soda. Amaretto sours can be recreated with almond milk, lemon juice, and simple syrup. And for a wine-like experience, look into non-alcoholic wine alternative or try mixing grape juice with soda water for a spritzer.
The key is to focus on bold, flavourful drinks that can stand on their own, rather than simply omiiting the alcohol. This way, you can still enjoy the festive atmosphere without drawing unwanted attention. Just be sure to stay hydrated and listen to your body - your health and the baby's wellbeing should be the top priorities.
I hope these suggestions help you navigate the bachelorette weekend discreetly. Wishing you all the best on your pregnancy journey!