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Pregnancy and Movie Theaters

An_246609 posted:

Is it safe or ok for women in their Third Trimester to go see an action packed movie?

5 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Pregnancy and Movie TheatersIs it safe or ok for women in their Third Trimester to go see an action packed movie?

tbkittycat responded:

Why wouldn't it be? If you're worried about the loud sounds, you can take a blanket and cover your belly with that (movie theaters are always cold anyway).

Report This| Share this:Pregnancy and Movie TheatersWhy wouldn't it be? If you're worried about the loud sounds, you can take a blanket and cover your belly with that (movie theaters are always cold anyway).

Cowgal7083 responded:

My biggest concern would be having to get up to pee half way through or better yet, peeing my self when I jump at something. Otherwise, enjoy the movie. (I'm guessing you mean the new Batman)

Report This| Share this:Pregnancy and Movie TheatersMy biggest concern would be having to get up to pee half way through or better yet, peeing my self when I jump at something. Otherwise, enjoy the movie. (I'm guessing you mean the new Batman)

ElxMo replied to Cowgal7083's response:

Lol yes I am talking about the new Batman movie. Just want to make sure it's ok because I wouldn't want anything bad to happen like enducing labor or anything harmful, especially when I could find out before hand.

Report This| Share this:Pregnancy and Movie TheatersLol yes I am talking about the new Batman movie. Just want to make sure it's ok because I wouldn't want anything bad to happen like enducing labor or anything harmful, especially when I could find out before hand.

ElxMo replied to tbkittycat's response:

Thank you for the advice, just got to be safe in the long run and make sure nothing can happen to hurt her or the baby or make her go into labor by accident because of all the loud sounds.

Report This| Share this:Pregnancy and Movie TheatersThank you for the advice, just got to be safe in the long run and make sure nothing can happen to hurt her or the baby or make her go into labor by accident because of all the loud sounds.

Cowgal7083 replied to ElxMo's response:

I went and saw it yesterday and there wasn't any problems except being able to stay comfortable the whole time (I'm 38 weeks and have a hard time staying comfortable all the time). Its a great movie, so be sure to see it before your little one gets here.

Report This| Share this:Pregnancy and Movie TheatersI went and saw it yesterday and there wasn't any problems except being able to stay comfortable the whole time (I'm 38 weeks and have a hard time staying comfortable all the time). Its a great movie, so be sure to see it before your little one gets here.

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