Absolutely not. It isn't recommended to lift more than 10.
You should not lift heavy things when you are pregnant.
This is an old wives tale. You can lift your hands above your head.
No it is not safe to lift heavy weights when pregnant especially not another grown up person. All the best to you!
lift heavy things
no
I don't see why not as long as you have been trained and certified to operate a fork lift.
No,but due to body changes such as ligament softening and differences in balance it can be dangerous. Try not to lift more than 20-25% of the weight you felt comfortable with before becoming pregnant, and when lifting use your knees not your back.Answer:NOPlease do not lift anything while pregnant. You should even restrict the times you lift other children you may have. If you must lift, use your knees not your back and stomach.Lifting will NOT cause a miscarriage but as the pregnancy hormones soften all the ligaments it is very easy to hurt yourself, NOT the baby.
kids 10-12 should lift 8 or 9 pounds adults if you are strong you should lift 20-35 pounds.
You shouldn't drink alcohol, smoke or lift heavy objects
Get someone to help you lift it.
You can refuse. Your employer may be so afraid of on-the-job injuries that they will get someone else to lift the boxes, or they may fire you for refusing to lift them. What you need is documentation from a doctor to specify how much weight you can lift. Pregnant women and people recovering from injuries should not be lifting heavy boxes, but some employers are less scrupulous on this issue than others.