Music festival now offers a safe viewing space for pregnant woman

Pregnant women enjoy music festivals just as much as anyone else who has a penchant for raving outside in precarious weather.

But unfortunately, not all festivities are created equal as the spaces aren’t always inclusive to expectant mothers.

The NOS Alive Festival in Portugal is attempting to change that, providing a viewing platform for mums-to-be.

Some of the stars the revellers can expect to see include the likes of Grace Jones, Jorja Smith, Robyn, Loyle Carner, The Cure and more.

And in case pregnant women have any health concerns, there’s a nurse’s station at hand.

Now there’s no reason for mums to miss out.

The event will run from Thursday 11 July to Saturday 13 July and pregnant attendees can book for a slot on the platform for free.

And it’s one of the better seats in the house too as it faces the main stage which some of the 55,000 people will have to watch from afar.

You can also expect a couple of home comforts like cushions and blankets to get cosy in the space.

‘At NOS Alive we are proud to introduce the world’s first viewing platform for pregnant women at an international festival,’ said Álvaro Covões, CEO of the festival.

‘It’s a unique opportunity for new mothers who love music to help make their festival experience the best one.

‘Why should you compromise your lifestyle in any way when you’re pregnant in this day and age?

‘If you’d like to go to see your favourite bands this summer when expecting, you can do so with total ease and comfort at our event in Lisbon.’

Some of the other bands performing include Bon Iver, The Chemical Brothers and Gossip.

NOS Alive has also been praised in the past for its commitment to protecting the environment.

In previous years, organisers introduced plastic-free beer cups on site and used renewable energy to power 90% of the site.

They also refused to hire volunteers, instead opting to pay all staff.

The festival even had a dog glamping site a few years back.

Fun.

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