Japan Babymoon

[hopes16]

hi, any mummies planning or went for a japan babymoon?

 

[PTB7674]

I wanted but cancelled due to radiation risk .

Consulted gynae and the answer she gave is her hubby still refused to bring their kids to Japan because radiation impact is long term and not short term and not something U can see fast

 

[fairytale1982]

I had my babymoon in bali..

We went to japan before but it just doesnt strike us as a babymoon destination...

To me babymoon destination must not require much shopping one & walking..

My aim is mainly to relax & chill ..

Maybe u can consider other destinations..

 

[pinnpinn]

i got a planned trip to Germany in April and im about 7wks now. My hubby is still considering if we sld go or not But i guess we will wait till our first gynea appointment in a week time to decide.

 

[hopes16]

i got a planned trip to Germany in April and im about 7wks now. My hubby is still considering if we sld go or not But i guess we will wait till our first gynea appointment in a week time to decide.

for my #1, i went to northern italy for 2 weeks in second tri. Its the best time to travel as the tummy is still manageable and the MS is gone

 

[pinnpinn]

for my #1, i went to northern italy for 2 weeks in second tri. Its the best time to travel as the tummy is still manageable and the MS is gone

I hope so too! I've bee feeling queasy in my tummy thess few days. Gastric-alike feeling. Nt sure if its MS or what.

 

[sushi80]

I personally feel that this is up to your personal opinion. I was living in Tokyo before I moved back late last year due to job, I have many Japanese/foreign friends who were pregnant and gave birth to healthy kids.
Of course, I wouldn't recommend visiting places close to the nuclear plant.

However, do note that you have to do a lot of walking in Japan especially Tokyo/Kyoto so make sure your gyane clears you on that else self drive in Hokkaido or Kyushu should be quite relaxing.

 

[pinkdoll]

Personally me and hubby also avoid selecting Japan as a holiday destination not to mention for baby moon. Radiation impact can only see in long term. Why risk it when there are so many other places to go?

 

[mrsmatthews]

In my second trimester and came back yesterday from a 2 week long Japan babymoon with the husband.
One week in Tokyo and One week snowboarding in Niseko. It's pretty fun and radiation is something that doesn't bother me. I don't wish to live in a bubble. If you are planning to babymoon, have a blast!