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should be fine! Make sure you get the ok from your doctor though, and make sure you take all your pregnancy documentation with you, just in case you need medical attention while you're away.

If you're in early pregnancy you could be travelling under the spectre of morning sickness,which you'll need to manage or work around.

Depending on where you travel, you may need vaccinations - be aware that most of these are NOT ok to be given to pregnant women.

If in doubt, ask your doctor. I travel over 2 hours each way to my doctor's appointments and I'm at 26 weeks. I did this the whole pregnancy with my dd. My doctor asked that I let him know if I would be flying or on a boat before I went so he could make sure it was ok for me, but in a car was ok. Once every hour or so I was to get out and stretch my legs for 10 minutes to make sure the blood was circulating well. I was also not allowed to go more than 5-6 hours toward the end of my pregnancy.

It should be just fine. If you are going to be sitting for longer than 3 hours (either in the plane or while driving) you need to get up and move around. All pregnant women, even early in pregnancy, have a greater chance for a blood clot. Sitting for longer than three hours increases this risk. But my a little walking you almost completely eliminated this risk.

So if you are pregnant, just take breaks to walk around and stretch your legs. And enjoy yourself

well i no your not meant to travel up and till you are 15 weeks after you have had your first scan an check every things k if it is then your safe to travel up until you are 34 weeks check with the Doctor to make shore

Yes...it's completely safe to travel throughout your pregnancy. Drink plenty of water, and walk and stretch every hour.

Yes, most airlines will let you fly well in your 7th month...as long as your dr says it's okay :)

I went to India when i was in my first trimester. consult with your doctor to make sure