Has anyone gone at 29-30 weeks pregnant?

[sixpence18]

Thank you everyone for your replies! I really appreciate taking the time to get back to me.

We are going to play it by ear and see what happens. I don’t want to stress myself out - as it is already a weird time to be finding out I’m prego! Worst thing is not being able to rush round and tell my mum 😭

What will be will be!

[Thorpy]

You haven't told your mum ? or have you via call ?
Imagine that as a surprise to come out of isolation to!

[sixpence18]

No we’ve not told anyone yet! Feels so strange. We only found out 3 days ago! Eek!

I think we might wait another 2 weeks and then either FaceTime or shout at them from the car with them in the house lol

Or I could just emerge from lockdown with a bump, will probably have a big one by the time this all over!

[Thorpy]

Wow, If they need picking up, then what a way to make somebody forget about the isolation and current hardship. Also what a great way to hide it for a while, because any sickness and people will immediately worry about corona, not suspect pregnancy !

We dropped an Italy trip because of daughter number 2 (as well as worried about Florida), which when my Mum asked about it, we just said it's cancelled because of the baby... what baby, oh, yes we have some news !

I can picture a discussion about the first shopping trip when we're all allowed out, and you just casually drop in that you need baby stuff

[Wonder]

I travelled back from a 3 week trip when I was 22 weeks pregnant with twins, so I was a similar size to a singleton 32-36 week pregnancy.

The holiday was actually great, you can go on loads in Disney when you're pregnant, and there are loads of shows and lovely little walks round some of the parks that you would never usually take the time to see.

I wpiodnt bother getting universal tickets though, I'm pretry sure there are only 2 things across both parks you can go on whilst pregnant, the Caro-seuss-sel and the Hogwarts Express. If others in your party go to Universal I'd personally save the cash and have a relax day instead.

At that far along I would say you're probably going to be quite uncomfortable on the return flight.

Also I would purchase specialist pregnancy insurance that covers both you and the baby should the baby arrive.

You also need a fit to fly note from your midwife.

Also speak to your midwife before you go as you'll need to get compression socks and she/he will advise if they think you need to take aspirin before you go and for how long (mild blood thinning effect).