7 weeks and rollercoasters?

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First of all, please don't leave any rude comments, I am simply asking a question. So I'm going to Disney on the 24-29 with my family (who don't know I'm pregnant yet) and I was wondering about rides there during very early pregnancy. I'll be 7 weeks then. I'm asking people who have been in my shoes before. I know the baby is still so small, but I don't want to hurt them either obviously.

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I would definitely call your doctor and ask. Even if you haven't had an appointment yet, you should be able to talk to them about that. 
Good luck!

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In general I would say no roller coasters while pregnant at all. Most rides at Disneyland will advise against riding while pregnant. There are usually signs posted! I don't know about the smaller rides, some of those might be okay.

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I did small ones at 8 weeks nothing with loops or anything

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They advice pregnant women to not ride roller coasters. I would head that warning. I had to make a similar decision when I was first pregnant with my first child and decided it was not worth the risk as your first trimester is the most important part of baby's development. Also if anything happened and I did risk it I don't think I could live with the fact I could have caused it because I wanted a fun 60sec ride.

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Lol so I didn't know I was pregnant and rode roller coasters while 6 weeks pregnant. Baby is fine. 
I wouldn't do anything with loops or anything too jerky. Nothing where the bar will put pressure on your lower abdomen. Besides that, have fun and don't stress.

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I personally wouldn't. Also, 7 weeks was around the time my nausea acted up.

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I went to Disney when I was 9 weeks and I asked my doctor about rides before I went and she said I could basically go on anything because baby is safely tucked inside. She said the "no riding if pregnant" rule is for when you are visibly pregnant. I kept the roller coasters to a minimum anyway but that's just what my doctor told me.

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I'm going to say, NO. The first trimester particularly at 7 wks. Baby is implanting, placenta is implanting and high impact jolty rides are always contraindicated. I believe there's even warnings on the rides. Better stick to the Farris wheel hun

7 weeks and rollercoasters?

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