I'm due early March and we just did a trip to a snowy cabin about 5 hours drive. Driving was so much better than flying (I did a 7 hour flight at 28 weeks).

We have older kids so they were with us and we did skating, sledding, walking in the snow. I didn't skate or sled but enjoyed being outside while the kids were and then we spent lots of time in the evenings in front of the fire - board games with the kids before they went to bed and then cosying up with DH and eating nice food once they were asleep.

We didn't plan it as a 'babymoon' but it felt like a lovely last vacation before we are back into the newborn days.

Anonymous wrote:Nope, just cancelled our babymoon to Orange County (we booked flights and hotel).

Went to the Alps over the winter and the flight was difficult. Compression socks and consuming tons of water didn't help much. I was surprised how awful I felt in the air, considering I didn't have any sickness to date.

Just took a short trip--but ate some lovely food and threw up constantly (which I did for the whole pregnancy). If you feel fine, take a few days away nearby. The thought of a long flight is not appealing tome.

We are in Hawaii. Long flight but everywhere else warm has Zika. I wouldn't go anywhere near Florida.

St. John has Zika. Beautiful island but wouldn't recommend going there while pregnant.