General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Babies at crags	7-Aug-2010 At 2:28:57 PM	swoo
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When I was pregnant, I climbed until the end of fifth month, for which I've been criticized by other women as being "selfish". On the other hand, I've received much support from some elite female climbers who are also mothers themselves. To me, it all depends on individual fitness level and taking sensible precautions. As a new mother who's just recently got back into climbing again, I certainly feel more comfortable and confident to take my baby boy with me rather than leaving him crying at home with a stranger. He seems to be very happy with me and have freshly produced milk whenever he wants!

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