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Between babymoons and business trips, more and more women are traveling during their pregnancies. 除了喜月旅行和日常出差，越来越多女性开始在孕期旅行。 At least that’s the anecdotal evidence that Jan Rydfors, an obstetrician-gynecologist and a co-founder of the app Pregnancy Companion, has gathered from his patients. Not the most scientific survey, he would be the first to admit, but nevertheless telling. “I’ve done this over 20 years,” Dr. Rydfors said, “and I do think women feel much more that being pregnant is a healthy state.” He added, “They tend to listen more to their bodies than to dogma, so there’s much more traveling.” (To be done, of course, under the guidance of your doctor.) 至少，这是产科妇科医生让·莱德弗斯(Jan Rydfors)通过对自己病人的观察得出的经验之谈。他是应用程序孕期伴侣(Pregnancy Companion)的联合创办人。他坦承这不是最科学的调查，却是显而易见的现象。“我干这一行20多年了，”莱德弗斯说，“我的确认为女人越来越觉得怀孕是一种健康状态。”他补充说，“她们更愿意倾听自己身体的声音，而不是教条，所以越来越多孕妇开始旅行（当然，要在医生的指导下进行）。” Recently Dr. Rydfors gave travel tips for pregnant women, some of which came in handy during trips he took with his expectant wife before the birth of their first daughter. Following are edited excerpts of the conversation. | 
