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Zoe Marshall is currently breastfeeding her 11-week-old daughter Eve, who she welcomed in June with her husband, footballer Benji Marshall.
And the WAG insists that there is no amount of alcohol that is safe to have while pregnant or breastfeeding.
The spokeswoman for Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Day told The Daily Telegraph on Saturday that the risk of FASD isn't worth a tipple.
Baby love: Zoe Marshall (pictured) is currently breastfeeding her 11-week-old daughter Eve, who she welcomed in June with her husband, footballer Benji Marshall
FASD can cause physical and neurological problems, as well as issues in behavior and learning, and is caused by alcohol consumption in pregnancy.
'We are honing in on women who are trying to conceive or who are pregnant or who are breastfeeding and asking them to avoid alcohol because of the research, which is saying that FASD is such a real thing that is affecting our babies,' she says.
She added: 'We are not wanting to shame anyone, we are not wanting to blame anyone but
