Nappies, strollers, bottles, toys, baby food, and the baby (of course, duh!), are a must-have in your checklist once you are a mom and you consider traveling with the baby. So folks, while the baby is still inside, consider it the best time to travel light with your partner and friends. There are some complications in traveling while pregnant. Air travel is deemed safe during pregnancy provided you have your doctor's approval. If there are any medical conditions that you are suffering from, it's best to consult with a doctor before traveling. Doctors usually avoid traveling during pregnancy's first trimester. The second trimester is regarded as the best period for you to travel. During this time, you've already overcome your morning sickness and fatigue, and you're in your rejuvenating phase. However, as mentioned earlier, it's equally safe to travel otherwise.

Here are some tips for you to make your air traveling while pregnant

1. Travel Light

Focus on enjoying the trip rather than over-stuffing your bag. Don't wear yourself out by carrying unnecessary weight in your handbag.

2. Wear Comfortable Clothes

Wearing loose and comfortable clothes will keep you relaxed and at ease with yourself. Also, don't forget your compression socks in case your feet decide to get swollen up!

3. Stretch It Out

Keep taking short strolls and stretch your arms and legs at regular intervals to avoid blood clotting. Consider pre-booking the aisle seat to facilitate easy movement. Also, read about: 10 Body Changes To Expect When You Are Expecting.

4. Don't Forget Your Medicines

Medicines are a vital part of your life at this stage. They ensure your well-being during this period.

5. Let the Airline Know

If you are in your first trimester, where your pregnancy is still visually inconspicuous, it's best to alert the airline beforehand so that they can meet your special needs like boarding the flight before everybody else and exiting in the same way. Indulge in chocolates and other cravings lavishly but judiciously! You deserve that mommy! [author title="About Author:" image="https://cdn.credihealth.com/system/images/blog/2194/original/oowomaniya_logo.jpg"]This article is sourced from OoWomaniya.com - an exclusive network for health and wellness for Women where women can discuss/ask about their doubts, concerns, and issues related to their health and wellness, be it physical, mental or emotional. Our focus is primarily on preventive health care and sensitivity, and awareness when it comes to female health.[/author] Featured image source: Babyinfo.com.au