This can also be included in your plane preparedness list, but it deserves a section on its own. Depending on how far along you are, you're going to get uncomfortable fast so invest in the good stuff to help you relax or nap. So get a seat in the aisle to make this easier on you and your neighbors.īuy the good neck pillow.
It keeps your blood moving and let's be real, you'll be peeing every half hour as it is. Not all airlines provide in-flight entertainment and you'll want the distraction.īuy the big water bottle before boarding.
Even if you're not a fan (like me), wear them! They help prevent blood clots and even I have to admit I felt better when I landed.ĭownload extra movies on your iPad (and bring back-up power), bring books/magazines, and anything else to keep you busy. However, when you're pregnant, the shortest flight can feel twice as long. In fact, my honeymoon destination in Thailand took almost 24 hours to get to (and it included traveling by plane, van, and boat). I'm no stranger to planes and long flights. The flight is long, but longer when pregnant. So, I put together my top tips (and things to keep in mind) to help you plan your babymoon.ġ. But even if you're the most avid traveler, traveling while pregnant is very different than what you're used to. It's the perfect excuse to get away and spend some much-needed one-on-one time with your spouse. Babymoons are definitely becoming a common trend for growing families - and I 100% get it.
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