Pregnancy & Theme Parks?

[Coaster Kate]

Recently. Not even 9 hours ago, found out that I'm 3weeks and 5 days pregnant. When we go to Drayton on the 31st I will roughly be 7 weeks.
I'm wondering which rides are deemed pregnancy safe, and if anyone here knows someone or was someone who was pregnant at a theme park?
Would you ride so early on in a pregnancy? Is it safe as the baby isn't fully formed yet?
Opinions are great, but facts are better ^^

 

[jayjay]

I'd take that question to a doctor. We love coasters but we're just people on the internet.

 

[Peet]

But most importantly... Congratulations!

 

[Snoo]

Recently. Not even 9 hours ago, found out that I'm 3weeks and 5 days pregnant. When we go to Drayton on the 31st I will roughly be 7 weeks.
I'm wondering which rides are deemed pregnancy safe, and if anyone here knows someone or was someone who was pregnant at a theme park?
Would you ride so early on in a pregnancy? Is it safe as the baby isn't fully formed yet?
Opinions are great, but facts are better ^^

Don't ride any coasters or thrill rides. You're going to have to enjoy the train and the ferris wheel for the next few months unfortunately. Having three kids as well as a wife who likes rollercoasters too, we played it very safe (which all women should) as any ride that puts any abnormal pressure on the womb can cause issues with the growing child. Better to be safe then sorry.

I will say that my wife did go to Busch Gardens around your time and rode all the rides. However, we did not know she was pregnant until 7-8 weeks. That being said, had we known at 3, she would have been watching.

Congrats as well!

 

[Coaster Kate]

A very late response. Our daughter Emily Victoria was born on the 7th March, 6lbs 6oz, feet first with me still on the ambulance stretcher...I did however ride, Accelerator, Stormforce 10 and Bounty ?? I cleared it with my midwife beforehand.