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Mind these safety tips if you are driving when pregnant

Adjust the steering wheel such that the bottom edge of the wheel is not parallel to your stomach.u00a0MG Hectoru00a0comes with extremely flexible and power-adjustable seats offering the most comfortable driving experience.u00a0<br>

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Mind these safety tips if you are driving when pregnant

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  1. MG EXPERIENCES Mind these safety tips if you are driving when pregnant https://www.mgmotor.co.in/

  2.  Discuss with your doctor Since every pregnancy is different, the best advice about driving and transportation choices comes from your obstetrician/gynaecologist. In case there are specific instructions you need to follow while driving or riding in a car, your doctor will be the best person to guide you.

  3. Adjust the car seats Adjust the steering wheel such that the bottom edge of the wheel is not parallel to your stomach. MG Hector comes with extremely flexible and power-adjustable seats offering the most comfortable driving experience. 

  4.  Fasten your seat belts Wear the seatbelt correctly to avoid hurting yourself and your baby in case of an accident. Keep the lap portion of the belt under your belly as much as possible and not over it. You can even use a seatbelt positioner during pregnancy.

  5.  Stock up on snacks and water Carry snacks, mints, water and your vitamins with you. The MG Hector’s cooled glove box will keep your drinks and snacks safe even hours into the drive. Remember to take frequent breaks during the drive to freshen up and relax your muscles.

  6.  Keep your hospital bag ready It is advisable to avoid driving. However, even if you haven’t suffered from nausea, carrying an emergency supplies bag ready in your car with medicines, mints and barf bags is useful. It is also useful to carry travel pillows, toiletries, a battery pack and other essentials. If you are far along in your pregnancy, consider carrying a hospital bag with your delivery essentials.

  7. Thank You • For more info please visit: • https://www.mgmotor.co.in/

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