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Rails
Rails
QLD
1371 posts
QLD, 1371 posts
13 Jan 2017 8:51pm
anyone ever heard of anyone learning to kite when preggers?

sounds like a bad idea, no
straddiepaul
straddiepaul
QLD
160 posts
QLD, 160 posts
13 Jan 2017 9:18pm
dunno why dont you try it and tell us
lukeapples
lukeapples
VIC
21 posts
VIC, 21 posts
13 Jan 2017 10:46pm
Seriously?
psychojoe
psychojoe
WA
2241 posts
WA, 2241 posts
13 Jan 2017 8:04pm
Firstly NO! it's a bad idea.
secondly and more importantly
start inviting your quality family and friends over a lot
coz if you wanna see any water once the mini-me comes along, your wife's gonna need an amazing support team.

Adam'KiteRepair
Adam'KiteRepair
NSW
331 posts
NSW, 331 posts
14 Jan 2017 7:47am
Im no doctor, but im pretty sure doctors always say, keep doing what is normal to you before pregnancy but its not a time to do new strenuous things.
Plummet
Plummet
4862 posts
4862 posts
14 Jan 2017 4:50am
Maybe a seat harness will be required.
cauncy
cauncy
WA
8407 posts
WA, 8407 posts
14 Jan 2017 6:15am
Maybe she's piled on a few pounds
Have you asked is she pregnant
pluzi9mm
pluzi9mm
NSW
20 posts
NSW, 20 posts
17 Jan 2017 12:15pm
I kited, while pregnant but I wouldn't recommend learning. It's not recommended to you take on any new physically exerting activity in that time.
For the record I also thought a seat harness would be the way to go, but no, it digs into your belly. Harness sits nicely on top of the bump.
...And congratulations :)
Underoath
Underoath
QLD
2434 posts
QLD, 2434 posts
17 Jan 2017 11:37am
You will need bigger kites.
drewpweiner
drewpweiner
WA
501 posts
WA, 501 posts
17 Jan 2017 10:52am
I would of thought contraceptionless sex would be more enjoyable, no Unless you are talking about the male in this scenario, then it is totally fine to kite! Just not when she goes in to labour... well, actually that might be debatable...
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