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Is it okey to carry laptop in laptop bag on my shoulders during first trimester?
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Yes: It's ok to carry bags during the first trimester. You will not harm the baby by doing this. When you get farther along (i.e. Third trimester), it's important not to be doing much heavy lifting for fear of throwing off your balance, falling, and hitting your belly.
Answered 4/17/2016
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