If you're a parent-to-be, you know that having a child is one of the most exciting and stressful times of your life. The next few months are your last chance for some alone time with your mate.

If you plan to get some well-deserved R&R, TheBump.com editor Erin Van Vuuren has shared a few 'babymoon' tips to keep you safe and happy on your last big child-free getaway:

Choose your locale wisely
Enduring a layover or a 10-hour car ride is no way to start a relaxing trip. Make sure you choose a location that won't require too much effort. When researching locations, find out if they have access to quality medical facilities near the area (just in case!).

Travel during the 2nd Trimester
The second trimester should be the most comfortable time to travel. The nausea of the first trimester is hopefully a distant memory and you aren't as uncomfortable as you will be in a few weeks. According to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the safest time to travel is from 18 to 24 weeks.

Check Restrictions
If you're flying, check with the airline to make sure they'll let you on the plane! Most physicians say it's safe to fly up to 36 weeks, but airlines have varying restrictions, including different policies for domestic and international travel. Cruise lines have restrictions too - Royal Caribbean won't allow you to travel when you enter your 27th week, Celebrity Cruise Lines only allows those less than 26 weeks, and Princess Cruises sets their limit at 24 weeks.

TheBump.com Babymoon Picks:

Peter Island Resort & Spa in British Virgin Islands
offers a five-night "Babymoon" package. Enjoy a romantic picnic lunch on one of their private beaches (with sparkling grape juice for the mom-to-be!), or go snorkeling, play tennis, or go windsurfing. Both "Babymoon" and "Prepare for Baby Week" packages offer massages specially tailored for pregnant women (de-stressing, pre-natal and deep tissue). The package also includes a special turndown service, and a baby album to take home.

Planters Inn in Charleston, S.C.
Located in the heart of Charleston's Historic District, Planters Inn is full of old-world charm. "The Baby's on the Way" package pampers parents-to-be get with massages and facials. Explore the town with a guided walking, carriage or motorized tour, then cap the night off with gourmet ice cream and coconut cake. The couple will be sent off with a basket of Charleston specialty gifts, along with a Planters Inn signature teddy bear for the new addition.

Little Palm Island in Little Torch Key, Fla.
Couples flock to this secluded luxury resort to celebrate their impending parenthood. The customizable "Baby makes three" (3-night package) and "Barefoot & Pregnant" (5 nights) getaways include: accommodations in a bungalow suite, airport transfers, and all meals. Enjoy a selection of spa indulgences, such as the smoothie body treatment, facial, spa pedicure or couples massage.

The Cliffs Resort in Shell Beach, Calif.
Enjoy your last romantic getaway as a twosome at this Pismo Beach resort. The "And Baby Makes Three" package allows you to relax with a massage, then have dinner at their award-winning Marisol restaurant ($50 dinner voucher included)l. Cuddle in bed with a movie and ice cream, then round out your escape with breakfast in bed. This romantic package also includes a welcome basket with diapers and a onesie and a commemorative bottle of wine.

The Westin Kierland in Phoenix-Scottsdale, Ariz.
For the "Bundle of Joy" babymoon package, the happy couple will receive The SpOILed Mama skincare gift sets and a $25 Kierland Commons gift certificate and incentive book. Relax with an in-home movie and a make-your-own ice cream sundae, sparkling cider and chocolate covered strawberries. A couple's massage and a $200 gift certificate to the Mastro's Ocean Club restaurant is also included. To top it off, guests get a 24-hour custom "cravings chef" service.

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