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Are water slides at 14 weeks pregnant safe?
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Yes: As long as you're wearing a bathing suit, water slides should be safe during pregnancy. You don't want a high pressure stream of water going up your vagina, but a bathing suit will prevent that.
Answered 3/28/2016
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