Pregnancy travel blog

In most cases, pregnant women can travel safely , even to exotic destinations. Pregnancy Month 5: I’m to publish this post and find no category for it. Life is set to change forever. Travelling with the locals?

One of the greatest journeys, perhaps the greatest ever, has begun.

What are the best pregnancy blogs? Can pregnant women travel in first trimester? When to travel while pregnant? In this blog post, I wanna provide some travel ideas for pregnant women. While the first checks at the doctor will give the answer to that, and if everything seems to be okay with the pregnancy , the second thought might be - what travel destinations are suitable for a pregnant woman?

Uncomplicated … it is perfectly safe to travel in pregnancy as long as there are no issues. If there are any complications it is imperative to discuss and agree with your doctor about your travel arrangements.

Pre-existing complications could invalidate travel insurance. Pregnant women are particularly susceptible to malaria. This is a very serious condition, which in pregnant women is associated with miscarriage, premature delivery , low birth weight and can be fatal for both a mother and her baby. If possible, you should avoid travelling to Malaria risk areas if you are pregnant.

So, many women find the best time to travel or take a holiday is in mid-pregnancy , between and months. Risks of long-distance travel during pregnancy. Long periods of not moving during car , bus, rail and air travel increases the risk of clots forming in the deep veins of the leg, known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT). These clots can circulate and lodge in parts of the body such as the lungs.

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In addition to sections on. Consider the destination… during pregnant travel , you want to try and consider a destination that doesn’t involve a long flight or a lot of changes. Being relaxe comfortable and healthy whilst travelling in pregnancy is essential.

This is why Ravenhall MamAtoB recommends breaks close to home, in the UK and Europe. For the most part, you should be free to travel for most of your first and second trimester.

But always remember to check with your doctor prior to making any plans. Check with Airlines, Cruise lines, Tour Operators, etc. Always travel with someone (other than baby)! A packing guide for travelling while pregnant.

If you’re lucky and you feel well enough to travel while you’re pregnant then there is nothing stopping you travelling the world. Most airlines restrict travel after weeks (for an uncomplicated single pregnancy) but until then, the world is your oyster. I’m a firm believer that if you feel well then you should make the most of your final baby-free months and travel as much as you can.

I was going to call this post My Pregnancy Journey but I couldn’t bring myself to say those words. I couldn’t care less about pregnancy stories but since discovering I am with child I’ve been devouring vlogs, blogs , books and tales from other mums like a crazy woman. I’ve got just weeks left until two become three and life gets.

A London mum blog for parents, in and beyond the baby bubble. Emma’s Diary Blog is here to give you a helping hand throughout your pregnancy journey and into parenthood. Follow our mummy bloggers on their personal journeys from pregnancy to labour, to changes in their body, weird cravings, and helpful hacks that will get you well on your way into parenthood.

As mum to Mae and Eve, Anna Whitehouse juggles her hugely popular blog, Mother Pukka, a weekly Heart Radio show, as well as regular columns for both Marie Clare and Grazia. I wasn’t seeing my kid because I was working full time and was pretty much on the edge.