do you think not being active affect a baby when a mother is pregnant even though it is hard for them to move?

Question: do you think not being active affect a baby when a mother is pregnant even though it is hard for them to move?
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Asked by Somewhereovertherainbow to Theresia on 11 Nov 2014.
- Theresia Mina answered on 11 Nov 2014:
  
  Hi somwhereovertherainbow (cute nick name)!
  
  We recommend mum to get light exercise as it gets harder to move, something that makes you sweat and makes your heart beats faster. Even doing yoga, which most people think are so light, can achieve this! That increases blood circulation, which is good for both mum and baby!

Somewhereovertherainbow commented on 18 Nov 2014:

my mum said I was too heavy so she had to use a walking stick to walk

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Question: do you think not being active affect a baby when a mother is pregnant even though it is hard for them to move?