Air travel for pregnant women requires few extra precautions

So you’re leaving on a jet plane and want to make sure your pregnant status is no cause for concern. Of course, check with your doctor/midwife if you have any health issues – certain conditions like clotting disorders, severe anemia and placental insufficiency ...

Some immunizations can be administered during your travels

If you’re a world traveler looking to start (or add to) a family, it’s best to get vaccinated about 3 months before you get pregnant. Then again, if you’re that smart about planning, chances are there’s nothing we can tell you that you ...

Be mindful of visa restrictions, medical issues while abroad

While your instincts might tempt you to stick close to home at this time, foreign travel is not out of the question while pregnant. Business trips happen, family obligations call, pleasure jaunts beckon. A little forethought, care and calculation of risk are ...

Most pregnant women can still enjoy an active holiday

Usually when you travel you’re inspired to be more active, more exploratory, even a little adventurous as you escape your norm and stretch your horizons. That’s the whole point of being “elsewhere.” However, when you’re pregnant, some modification to your travel style and ...

Holiday planning for the pregnant traveler

Nervous about taking a holiday while pregnant? Well, there’s no need to forgo all travel plans just because you’re with child. With the okay from your healthcare provider, a few common-sense precautions and a couple of handy hints to keep you safe and comfortable, you can ...