A warm bath, with a temperature of less than 100°F, is safe and sufficient for relaxing, as long as you are not overheated.
While you may want to enjoy a night out at an amusement park while you are pregnant, it is advisable that you stay away from harsh rides including bumper cars.
If you love horseback riding, and you are an experienced equestrian, you may be wondering if you will be able to ride your horse during your pregnancy.
Conflicting reports about playing games such as tennis can be confusing, but here are some guidelines that will help you to decide if playing tennis during your pregnancy is safe for you and your baby.
Studies of animals and plants have shown that constant exposure to loud or discordant music can change an animal’s brain structure, and can inhibit a plant’s growth. There have been no studies done to confirm loud music, such as that found at concerts, damage an unborn baby.
Scuba diving is among the sport activities that are not recommended during pregnancy.The word "SCUBA" stands for: Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus.
When you take a roller coaster ride there are usually big signs posted everywhere: DON'T USE IF YOU ARE PREGNANT! Only you can decide whether you want to ignore this warning or not.
There are many studies both in animals and humans which show that hyperthermia, the abnormal elevation of body temperature, can adversely effect fetal development.
Kickboxing is a contact sport combining martial arts kicks with boxing moves and may be dangerous for pregnant women.