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Swimmin/pregnant Posted: 10-03-03 12:00pm
Hey, I used to swim 65 laps a day and I
was just wonderin if I could continue
swimming - I know I can't do the 65 laps
of the 25 meter pool no more but can I do
a couple easy laps? Will it effect the
baby. Or during labour? Thanks ~melissa
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nikki_caro
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Posted: 10-03-03 12:04pm
No, swimming is actually good for you and
they baby. Ask your doc the limits and
how often and what excersices are best!
Good luck! Ive seen on tv a women had her
baby in a little pool for natural labor,
it was pretty graphic but they were fine.
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Mommy_2_b
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Posted: 10-03-03 12:18pm
Thanks! Nice that someone knows - I donno
about the whole birth in the pool thing it
mite be more soothing though...Hmmm we'll
see about it I think i'll stick to the
hospital though lol
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nikki_caro
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Posted: 10-03-03 12:28pm
Lol, I know I was like watching with my
mouth dropped! Hahaha but my sister was
preggy she wanted to go swimming all the
time only we had no pool! And she couldnt
go! We laugh at her because, she barely
had a belly, no contractions, never
dialated, no morning sickness, the baby
rarely kicked! It was like she was barely
preggy! And all she has to show is the
baby and all kinds of stretch marks!!!!
Hahaha I would stick to the hospital too,
im not to sure about splashing in my own
placenta!Hahaha gross!
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Mommy_2_b
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Posted: 10-03-03 12:43pm
Ick gag me! Im over mornign sickness but
this is it all over agian o yuck!!!
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nikki_caro
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Posted: 10-03-03 13:01pm
Lol!!! Thats funny, yet gross!Hahaha
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Mommy_2_b
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Posted: 10-03-03 14:39pm
Haha yea - what do you think of keona for
a baby girls name? It means gods gracious
gift. - its hawaiin - I think its perfect
for a baby girl ...As long as I have one
lol just need some opinions. - o and
anyone wit any cute guys names I need some
of those and can't seem to find any I like
so far!
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nikki_caro
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Posted: 10-03-03 15:02pm
Wow thats pretty. I like it.
What about blake, luke, joshua, austin,
david...Um well what kinda names are you
looking for? You can also go to www.Babycenter.Com
and go baby names and they give you a huge
list and what types are you looking for,
like that origin. But keona is very
pretty.
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nikki_caro
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Posted: 10-03-03 15:10pm
What about christian, blake, trent,
devon...I dont know those are some names
that are nice for me. I wouldnt want to
name a baby seymore or anything!
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Mommy_2_b
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Posted: 10-04-03 12:24pm
Those are great we're sticking to uhh
different names lol donno why we just
wanted something original so keona and
kembui ( kem-bwe) are our first choices so
far but ya know we need another one for a
girl and another for a boy just in case!
Hehe thanks!
What beautiful names! My doctor told me
to start swimming as light exercise! It
is supposed to make labor easier and
shorter too, but I am not the best
canadate to discuss short labor! Lol
