cancun or pregnancy?

Re: cancun or pregnancy?

• kathymarie member

  September 2010

  No. 

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• LnR70707 member

  September 2010

  

  
  
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• soontobe05

  September 2010

  No, just sit on the aisle so you can walk around and get up for the bathroom. I flew to Sacramento, CA when I was seven months. Shorter flight, but it was fine. 

  
  

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• kmv68

  September 2010

  Enjoy Cancun!
  

  

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• NinaBean1982

  September 2010

  You can fly as long you are under 7 months...so you are good to go!!!
  

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• meetmow member

  September 2010

  I'm worrying a little bit, too.  We have a 2 week trip planned to Italy in January and I am really hoping that this is our month so I am in my 2nd tri when we go.  I've never been abroad, and I'm really worried about the flight and morning sickness!  

  Have fun in Cancun! 

  
  

  
  

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• tigerhearted member

  September 2010

  My friend who is pregnant just went on a trip (she flew), and she is around 6 months along (due in early Dec).
  

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• nic5606 member

  September 2010

  Check the airline for their requirements. Most let you fly till at least 32 weeks. Have fun!!

  

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• Kimmy683 member

  September 2010

  I flew at 6 months and it was fine.....I'm TTC #2 so its suitable for me to answer this question, but I think most people here would prefer you asked a bored where more women have had the experience to answer this question.  I'm saying this in all honesty because the 0-3 board would have already been 6mo pregnant....

  

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• jen&jay07

  September 2010

  Go for it! If you are KU, consider it a babymoon and a much needed get-away before LO arrives!

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• AmsterdamMa*am

  September 2010

  there should be no problems with flying

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• reinstone member

  September 2010

  I'd book the trip, or at least wait another week/10 days and make a more educated decision.  It's a big assumption to think you'd be 6 months pregnant at that time.  Go have fun

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• stepheverhart member

  September 2010

  It's not terrible unless your doctors says you can't... in fact I googled it bc we are going to cabo at the end of march, every where I looked for google it said its ok!

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• MySweetBaboo member

  September 2010

  soontobe05:

  No, just sit on the aisle so you can walk around and get up for the bathroom. I flew to Sacramento, CA when I was seven months. Shorter flight, but it was fine. 

  Op, no.

  soontobe: your dd is adorable!!!! She looks like such a big girl!

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