Travel Tips for Pregnant Women

Thanks for the advice! I've read that for the worst case scenario, it is also wise to bring along a copy of your pre-natal medical records. You will never know when It will come, since as they said, the due date is a guestimate.

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Awesome!These are really some wonderful tips you are sharing here for pregnant weman about traveling.Very usefull!

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Before you leave, prepare a list of key names and phone numbers you'll need in case of emergency and pack it in your carry-on luggage. If you are in your second or third trimester, bring along a copy of your prenatal chart, too, and keep it with you at all times during your trip. The chart should include your age, your last menstrual period, your due date, the number and outcomes of any prior pregnancies, your risk factors for disease, pregnancy-related lab tests and ultrasounds, your medical and surgical history, and a flow sheet of vital signs taken at each visit. If you're planning an extended visit, have your healthcare provider refer you to someone in the area for check-ups or emergencies. http://www.abcorporate-aviation.com

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I think I would never bring high heels while pregnant, and I'm still wondering what age of pregnancy is safe for traveling?

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