Fair/Carnival Rides; Safe While Pregnant? - whiplash when pregnant
This probably seems a silly question, but I wonder if I can just walk, while I am pregnant? I'm not saying I would like for those who go shake does not make sense, but I like the fountains that are small and do not push to recordings of the baby belly? I'm almost 7 months pregnant. What is safer? What do I have avoided?
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Whiplash When Pregnant Fair/Carnival Rides; Safe While Pregnant?
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Of course, you can pretty much technically, all travel and the baby will be fine.
ReplyDelete"They" do not want pregnant women to the games because it is a liability when something happens, the baby while driving.
My suggestion is to use a lot, sunscreen glass of water, and the camera man in the backdrop. I know it's not as much fun as going to the games, but you can only play and win prizes.
You should avoid all travel. One reason is that something could happen to be triggered when you are on them, and they are responsible. In addition, it could bring the child in danger. In particular, all the sights signs that say not pregnant. More than likely you will not leave because of the possibility that you or the child is injured.
ReplyDeleteNo one is safe. You never know what might happen. I doubt that people will help, and there are usually signs of their right to non-pregnant women. Especially at seven months pregnant. Think about your child. The visits will still be there when the baby arrives.
ReplyDeleteNo, I could even get off too, it's a question of responsibility of all players of fair play. Not a good idea, even for gentle walks. One never knows what one may suddenly shaken - and then brought on their hands.
ReplyDeleteI do not think you can go in any case, realize they're pregnant .. It is too dangerous for people who own journeys. Wait until you are ready to be pregnant. For me it's July. In going to all the tricks I can not at this time.
ReplyDeleteI take no chances. I'm almost 7 months pregnant too, and I do not think it is convenient.
ReplyDeleteHonestly, would avoid it, all. Why should we take that risk?
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