I got tickets to see my favorite band. It’s near by and I won’t have another chance to see them for a few years. Problem is that the concert is in my 36th week w/twins. Not currently scheduled for c-section and pregnancy is ‘normal’. Can I go to the show?

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I'm going to be very honest. Twins can be born anytime after 34 regardless of how normal the pregnancy has been. It would be great if you went 35+ but you should be prepared if you have to go into labor before that or during the concert itself. There's no way anyone can suggest anything. Even doctors cannot predict. Both my MFM and obgyn thought I'd easily go to 37 and scheduled my c section for 37+1 but my water broke at 35+2. I am not trying to scare you or discourage you from going. All I am saying is anything can happen. Good luck and congratulations!

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I say plan to go if it isn’t in the middle of no where. I went to 37&2 and then had a c-section. There was no signs of labour for me. I know that isn’t always the case but that was my experience. 
Also, what’s the worst that happens? You go into labour at the concert(then you leave and go meet your babes!)? Or you miss it because you are snuggling your little ones? Doesn’t seem too bad to me!

I got tickets to see my favorite band. It’s near by and I won’t have another chance to see them for a few years. Problem is that the concert is in my 36th week w/twins. Not currently scheduled for c-section and pregnancy is ‘normal’. Can I go to the show?

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