32 weeks pregnant is it safe to mow the yard on riding mower?

As long as your not going to fast and have the risk of falling, it's fine.

i think u should rest! get ur husband to do it….. you can keep him company and get him some juice if he needs it…

No offense to you, but You do know better, right? I mean this doesn't make much sense for a person who is only two months from giving birth and would jeopardise anything going wrong now. I can't believe you even think it might be alright to do so

I'd stay inside…the heat will make you ill…let your husband do it..(you'll have plenty of time after the baby is born to WANT to get away and do the lawn and let HIM take care of the baby ;D )

Hmmm…I know you feel like you don't do anything anymore but you are doing something…YOU ARE CARRYING YOUR HUSBANDS BABY! That's a huge and exciting thing right there. It sounds like your husband understands that and doesn't want you to get too stressed or overworked.

Hun, STAY INSIDE please. All that jiggling and bouncing could cause you to rupture your bag of water and then where will you be? In the labor room a "tish" too early. Sit back and relax……..it is your husbands time to take care of you. Please do what is right for you and your baby. You feel as if you are doing nothing? Realize this; you are growing a human being inside of you, you are feeding this baby, nurturing this baby and you are doing nothing? You are doing ALOT, I suggest you rest, rest, rest till your little one comes along. CONGRATS and good luck !!!!!

Do whatever you want it would only make your baby come out quicker… If your ready for that…

Do yourself a favor & DON'T get on the mower It's way too much bouncing along for you!!! How sweet of you to want to help, but stay inside & fix him a nice dinner. Make sure hubby has plenty of water to drink while mowing. You're carrying his child, that's nothing to sneeze at. Maybe tonight, you could rub his feet or legs or massage his shoulders & back. He'd enjoy that I'll bet. :))

I would just take it easy now and let him do all that stuff. The heat might be bad for you. I'm not sure about the lawn mower being bad for you, I'd ask your doctor. Unless there is no one else to do it, I'd stay away from it.

If your husbands offering let him do it. It's not safe for you to be out in the heat like that. Besides if you're that far along you need to rest so you can be ready for labor and delivery.

My wife was 8 and a half months when she climbed Mt. Beacon with me in Beacon NY along the Hudson river.

my mum was doing a cleaners job up until she was about dropping it do what you want as long as you dont go trampolining

Please dont do it, that is your husbands responsibility, you are way to far along to be considering mowing a lawn, LOL. Just rest girl, stay inside for the sake of you and your baby, being pregnant and in the heat is a BYTCH! so i suggest staying in, i am 20 weeks pregnant and hate being outside when its hot, I stay home all day and do some cleaning, or cooking, but THATS IT. my fiance' does everything else. GOOD LUCK!!

i’d let my husband mow the lawn. If you want to help out, you can always do something else that’s special for your husband.

Oh sweetie, I'm 30 weeks pregnant and even though I know you want to help out around the house and what not, it may be best for you to stay off that riding lawn mower. Especially since it's that hot out. I was doing some yard work a few days ago and it was around 99 degrees outside. I got out there in the garden and started working. I had my spray bottle to keep me cool and a big bottle of water to drink. Even though I had those things, I got a really bad case of heat stroke and ended up passing out in the garden. Luckily my hubby was watching me and helped me get back inside where it was much cooler. and easier to deal with. When I woke up, I felt so sick. I called the nurse at my health care provider and sure enough, I had gotten an incredibly bad case of heat stroke. It was no fun at all. Please stay inside. I know that you want to help, but maybe today you should take it easy. I'm sorry that people are being rude to you. Best wishes to you and yours

I would not do it just in case because all that vibration of the mower and the bouncing could cause your uterus to come detached. or your water break. It is all up to you. I was told not to ride anything that vibrates a lot because I wanted to ride on a motorcycle. Clean the house or cook some stuff to freeze so when the baby comes you have something to eat that is easy to do. Good Luck And Congrats!