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@rad0x You have cited one credible source to support an argument but I can see it is important for you to be “right” about this.

@rad0x But that has been the general consensus and I don’t see how it is “plainly inaccurate”. I feel it is a fairly common sense approach and I’ll be interested to see what future studies find.

@rad0x This is very interesting but I still think walking and other light exercise should be the first port of call for a pregnant lady with low fitness levels, therefore I feel my original comment is still valid.

@tylerwest21 I think the other commenter is spot on- you’re strongly advised not to start a new fitness regime while pregnant. Walking should be your go-to to stay active and in a good frame of mind. I’ve had an active pregnancy but now in the final weeks, walking is all I’m doing and it’s...

@strange1 Thank you for your kind words,

@strange1 Thank you. Yes, I have access to such tests but just worried what I might do with the information if it’s not what I hope for. Thank you for your advice.

@olliemagoo I will look out for that group. I’m responding to your comment from my bed at 4pm on Sunday afternoon- feeling so tired! Thank you again

@olliemagoo Thank you for sharing your experience. This is reassuring. Wishing you all the best x

@lietuva Thank you so much for your kind and empathetic response. Everything you said resonates and this helps me so much! Best of luck for the remainder of your pregnancy xx

I have two little girls aged 7 and 6. I’ve become pregnant after my husband and I recently recovered from a dead bedroom after having had a sexless relationship for over 5 years owing to his medical problems. He expressed desire for more children in the past year and I, perhaps conflating this...

@kassandra You have done amazing to keep it up until 37 weeks! Do what you can but honestly I hope I do as well as you!

@harris316 Thank you for this. I feel it’s so important to add this information under posts such as these.