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When pregnant r u allows to get in the beach water/ ocean?
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Yes: Tyere is no restriction during pregnancy and going in the beach. It is important to know that your center of gravity changes with pregnancy which may make your footing in the sand trecherous. Just be cautious. Additionally, remember to use spf. As long as you don't swallow any of the water, you can enjoy. Be cautious where you step!
Answered 12/6/2019
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