I did at 23 weeks with my DD....unfortunately I was very sick with pnuenomia due to getting the flu and my then husband not allowing me to heat the house, most of the moving was left to me by my X and I had no choice but to pack and unpack and lift al ot my self...due to me being sick at the time, this resulted in pre term labour which they successfully halted..but it was still very nasty. It didn't sink in until they said I must rest, I said 'I can't', OB said 'your daughter will die if you don't, we can't save her if she's born now'. I didn't realize it was so serious before that, I always thought that lifting things and doing physical labour just resulted in hurting the mum's back, but not the baby.

This time, I am planning on moving in March, 2 months before I'm due and there isn't much choice as there aint no way we will fit a baby in here...I'm very concerned about it because of last time, but I know that I'm with someone that will not allow me to lift a finger and I won't even have to unpack or pack if I'm slightly not up to it or the doctor thinks it will be a bad idea..and also I won't have pnuenomia.

So I will probably play on the cautious side of things and go really slowly this time because of my last experience.

Saying all that, there are plenty of pg women that move house, lift furniture and remain totally fine. I think everything would be okay if you just were sensible, didn't strain yourself or anything and rested up heaps and didn't go hard at it.

And it also depends on your pregnancy, high risk, etc.