Can I still carry my baby if I’m pregnant?
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Provided you have no medical reason to avoid lifting or carrying existing children, there is no reason why you should stop carrying a baby while pregnant. Just make sure that you are using the right carrier, ideally an onbuhimo or any other carrying option without a waistbelt to prevent pressure on your baby bump.