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Walking in pregnancy

Walking during pregnancy has plenty of benefits for your body and your mind.

It's a low-impact form of exercise, so while it's great for boosting your fitness it won't put any stress or strain on your body. Invite your partner or family and friends along; making your walks into a sociable activity means you'll probably end up walking further. Best of all, it's completely free.

Just to wear comfortable clothing and shoes, and not to push yourself.

Never over-stretch or strain your muscles and always talk to your midwife before exercising.

Image gallerySkip image gallerySlide 1 of 3, Pregnant woman walking with her partner holding hands., Walking is safe right up to labour, if you feel OK.

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