At 28 weeks I would of been fine, provided I had taken it easy the day before and had the occasional rest while at the zoo. I hit the wall at 30 weeks, and so did my 2 other 'pregnant twin mummy' friends. While I am still walking ok etc, I am having heaps of Braxton Hicks which makes it uncomfortable to walk very far.
at 28 weeks pg with my twins i couldnt walk more than 500 metres before having to sit down till the BH stopped. But then again i gave birth at 30 weeks
i was the same as mrs cricket- i could walk ok, it was the BH that were stopping me!
I emigrated to Scotland when 19 weeks with twins, and it temporarily put me in a wheelchair (very severe SPD). At 28 weeks I was still recovering but if I was going somewhere that required a lot of walking I would not go, or make sure I could hire a wheelchair if needed. However if I had not had SPD I think I would have been fine. I had enough energy to keep going, it was just excruciating to walk.
Thanks everyone I guess we are going to have to play it by ear as to how we go as it sounds like it varies for everyone as these things do. Hopefully we will work out something so everyone is involved on the day
I'm 24 plus weeks pregnant with twins and the thought of walking around the zoo for me would be crazy. After about 10 minutes of walking now I start getting BH and also pain in my "bits" due to the weight and pressure, plus even now I walk soooooo slow it would take forever for me to get around. Plus if it was a slightly warm day I would end up with swollen hands and feet in no time.
It would depend on how you feel within yourself if you could manage it, but I personally would be avoiding it if possible.
I was fine at 28 weeks with our twins. Probably depends on what zoo your going to.. Taronga Zoo in Sydney has lots of hills and would be a fairly big day trip out for anyone let alone someone who's pregnant with twins
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