babys life at risk:(

[taylorshay13]

Hey ladies! So I'm at 23+2 today still so early :( lol I wish my baby was in my arms already (and full term that is) anyways about 2 months or a month and a half after my daughter is born is out big family camping trip, Its about 4 days.. cute little safe camp site in lytle creek. I was wondering if I could take my daughter or better yet, if it would be safe? Her father isnt around,  but its his side of the fanily that already adores her and wants to meet her. When I was born my mom literally never took me out for 2 months and once I got out, I got terribly sick, literally almost died and I was in the hospital until I was a little over a year old. I dont want that happening with my daughter. Would it be ok to take her, or should I just not even consider it. (Again, its very safe and open, many folks around never too hot, never cold, very clean for being the mountains.) Opinions please

[ilovejesse5]

I am having my daughter in april :)
and my husband, I and his family all go camping in lytle creek (: I personally wouldn't take my daughter that soon, but its completely your choice as your the mommy, I just wouldn't want to risk anything, plus the weather is sometimes funky, hot one minute, cold the next, congrats on your pregnancy♡

[mrsonens]

Think it depends on how ur little one is doing! U have to allow ur child to build up an immune system and as long as u take lots of blankets n stuff I don see wy not. We took my son out quite a lot when he was first born and rarely gets ill n il probably do the same with this 1. I think ul b fine but check with doc first

[YoungLadyDay14]

4 days might be pushing it to close. I would see how u feel & talk 2 ur doc.

[turtle414]

We camp regularly and did with our daughter when she was an infant. It's a HUGE hassle with diapers, feeding etc. I wouldn't do it again just based on that, but that's just me.

[taylorshay13]

Yeah, I'm sure there will be, may just have to shotgun on the later ones

[ChelseaMae3]

Yes daughters health is much more important

[baby_love2014]

I wouldn't take the chance.  So much could go wrong.  Gotta love the sacrifices we have to make!! I'm sure there will be another camping trip later on!

[taylorshay13]

I'm leaning more on not, but it'll suck to miss it:/ daughters health first though.

[ChelseaMae3]

Knowin your history, I wouldn't take that chance.

[baby_love2014]

I wouldn't. That's just me though.  

[taylorshay13]

Bump