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Yes, you can get in the bath tub or a hot tub while you are pregnant BUT you must be sure not to let the water get above 100 degrees. I would recommend no higher than around 98 degrees just to ensure your fetus' safety. During the fetus's early development, the hot water can cause nueral tube defects. So it is important to check the temperature of your water. You can go to the kitchen gadget section of Walmart and purchase a thermometer real cheap to test the temperature of your bath tub water.
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