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Is it safe to sleep on a waterbed while pregnant? i'm 21 weeks and someone just told me it's dangerous
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Safe: There is no risk to being pregnant in a water bed. There is no risk to the waviness,position etc to the fetus. Now after birth I would never put a newborn or infant in a water bed I would be concerned about rollovers and risk of airway breathing problems with the baby body and head/neck shifting
Answered 9/28/2017
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