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I'm pregnant and do capoeira. my husband is anxious that this could hurt the baby. i disagree, but am tired of arguing about it. what should i do?
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Exercise: Exercise is safe in pregnancy. You want to avoid activities where you may fall or get hit. Part of a relationship is learning to respect each others concerns and then find the balancing act to keep each other happy. Give and take is part of marriage.
Answered 1/17/2014
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