Solo Swiss Babymoon: Pregnant, Pampered, and Politely Paranoid
When the author found out she was pregnant, she skipped the duo drama and took a solo babymoon to Grindelwald, Switzerland, famous for its serene cowbells and jaw-dropping alpine views. She swapped baby kicks for mountain hikes, conquering fears on the Eiger Express cable car and chilling with donkeys while practicing mindfulness â all in a bid to prep for motherhoodâs chaos. 'Having no companion to entertain me would force me to turn inward,' she admits, proving even first-time moms-to-be know youâve got to get some âme timeâ before diapers hijack your schedule.
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Taking a babymoon alone sounds less like self-care and more like practicing solo hostage negotiations with pregnancy hormones and cervid farm animals. Welcome to motherhood bootcamp: scenic, silent, and full of snack negotiations with yourself.
Who needs a partner when you have cable cars to shake your fear of heights and donkeys for moral support? Babymooning solo in Switzerland is just code for 'training for solo parenthood prep, Alpine style.'
Pregnant, alone, and hiking through icy mountain passes: nothing says 'emotional prep for motherhood' like combining nausea with near-death experiences 11,332 feet up. Iâm sure baby appreciation increased immediately.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 8/24/2025 | Author: Rebecca Strong
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