What is there to do in kc mo for a pregnant woman and her partner?
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In case you start going into labor, I would suggest a place that you can still enjoy but have emergency transportation to the hospital.
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Have you been on www.netmums.co.uk\nThe site covers the whole country and I've met and spoken to some really nice people on their through their meet a mum board. I already have 3 kids and am 2 months pregnant and am moving in Jan but have already met people in the new area due to this site. Good luck
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Just going out for a walk around the neighborhood would be a good start until you get the OK from your doctor for more. And you can take the baby with you. Of course, check with your doctor before you even start the walking. \n\nOnce you get the OK from the doctor, there are a lot of different options available. You could do yoga or pilates at home. Get some dumbbells and a swiss ball and do resistance training. The link below has several articles about fitness training. And again, talk to your doctor. Let him/her know what you plan on doing, and get his/her advice if it is OK.
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There is a program at the St. Louis Mills mall at the PBS playground for mothers and their young children up to age 5.  Information is available at the PBS playground.  I know you don't want to do this Ang but the Parents As Teachers program also offers "playgroups" with tons of age related activities that is really good.  Plus, how did we meet?  Dance class...lol  There is another great way to meet other Mom's in the area.  =)
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Try CiN Weekly's Web site. It always has tons of events listed and you can search to see what's going on tonight or this weekend or find something in your neighborhood.\n\nhttp://www.cinweekly.com
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I can highly recommend the book, The Expectant Father by Armin Brott. It might help you get a better understanding of what she is experiencing. It is written in an easy to digest style and combines quite a bit more information than would fit here.\n\nMy personal favorites: treat her in the most respectful way, don't take anything she does or says personally, get involved!!!, go to all appointments with her, even though she might care only for cheese doodles, encourage her to eat as healthy as possible without telling her what to do.
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Book her an appointment for a pregnancy massage. She will feel like a new woman trust me. This is one of those anniversaries where the hubby is to pamper the wife...sorry. But maybe you can go out to dinner where you had your first date like my hubby did. Very romantic. Just let her know how much you appreciate her and be very sympathetic of carrying a baby (it is very hard in the last months). just a couple of suggestions!
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Try the Missouri State Parks website
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Have you thought of perhaps visiting a library?  Or browsing a bookstore?  This costs nothing and you can learn more about each other by what is being browsed.\nMy wife suggests people watching at a local mall.\nEnjoy!!
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depends on family and location but the best is a nature hike.  if you research some you will find that there are hiking trails everywhere.  anywhere from 1 mile to 50 miles long.  many of them have hard trails so you could even take a stroller if you had a baby, tho i would recommend a backpack type carrier.  take a small pack with snacks, clean finger food type and water/juice but water is best.  dress appropriate for weather, comfortable walking shoes and have fun.
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scavenger hunt at the park....a friend did that once...parents and children all had fun!!!
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I would say sex. My best friend said that is what worked for her. But your husband isn't up for that. Another suggestion would be walking and slow paced exercises that would be ok for someone who is pregnant.
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Walk around the mall - window shop\nGo to a park - picnic\nDollar movie theater\nDrive Inn\nWalk around a lake
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*picnic at a park or on the beach\n*rent/borrow a canoe for canoeing\n*bowling\n*miniature golf\n*drive in movie theater (if you search hard enough, you can find one!)\n*zoo\n*festivals or fairs\n*Looking at Christmas lights\n*ice skating (there's places everywhere...even in Texas :) )\n*camping
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Take up one of those mystery shopper deals.  Then you could take your baby with you.
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Maybe your wife's OB/GYN has a good reason for recommending she stop Kegels.  You might ask the doctor for an explanation.  But this is what I found on that subject:\n\nKegels\nKegels are one of the best exercises that you can do while pregnant, and they don’t even seem like exercise! You just need to squeeze your pelvic floor muscles for a few minutes every day. Kegel exercises help to strengthen your pelvic floor, which often stretches during pregnancy. This will keep your bladder from dropping, which can cause incontinence. \n\n\nAND:\n\nOne type of exercise that can help your muscles prepare for delivery, help support your uterus during pregnancy, and help you to control your urine are pelvic floor exercises (also called Kegel exercises). Pelvic muscles are the same ones you use to stop and start your flow of urine. You can do this exercise standing, sitting, or lying down.
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She may be in the early stages of pregnancy, or there is some medical problem or condition....check WebMD, or see a doctor for further investigation.