Most couples will have sex all throughout the stages of there pregnancy as it is usually considered safe. There have been no studies anywhere in the world that suggest vibrators or other similar sex toys, which also give penetration cause any damage or stress to the woman or her unborn baby. If your GP has given the green light for sexual intercourse then there is no difference in using a vibrator.
There is little difference in whether it is a penis or vibrator that penetrates the vagina, they both stimulate and give an orgasm. The only obvious difference is that a vibrator or sex toy may vibrate where as the penis does not. These vibrations will not affect the baby at all as they are usually very mild and harmless.
During the last two and three months of the pregnancy you should be very cautious of any deep penetration that is caused from either a vibrator or a penis. Even during this time, unless you have a low placenta late in pregnancy, such as occurs with placenta praevia. Some women may experience a lack of lubrication at some stage in their pregnancy, however this is perfectly normal due to the hormonal changes that occur in the body. If you experience this then you may want to purchase some lubricant from an adult store or down the local chemist. It is also a very good idea to keep your vibrator clean before and after use by wiping it down with a bowl of warm soapy water and wet cloth. killing off any unwanted germs and bacteria that can build up on the surface is essential because the last thing you want is to get any infections during the pregnancy which can cause other problems.
We hope that you have found this article intresting and informative, if you have any other questions regarding the use of a vibrator when pregnant then it's always worth raising your concerns with your GP. If you would like to leave any comments that you would like to point out which are not mentioned here then please click on the comment box below.