So I know a bunch of statistics say it's best to sleep on your left side, and that's what I try to do. But I find that I…
So I know a bunch of statistics say it's best to sleep on your left side, and that's what I try to do. But I find that I tend to roll over in my sleep without knowing and I wake up on my right side. And when I do wake up there's this tight sharp pain in my right side, kinda like I've been putting pressure on my baby or something because it looks like his whole body had shifted to that one side. My left side starts to go numb when I lay on it for so long but I don't know that I'm turning or how to stop myself from turning in my sleep. Does any other mothers out there experience this problem?
Adriana·
Мама дочки (2 года), беременна (15 нед.)
use pillows to cushions around you that's what i do I sleep with like 4 pillows plus my bf
Chrissy Lynn ⭐️·
В ожидании первенца
I bought this pregnancy pillow that basically goes under one leg and then you hug it and but your head on it.. It tends to keep me in that one position.
Dejah Acevedo·
В ожидании первенца
I've tried sleeping with pillows and unlike other moms, it totally uncomfortable for me lol I can only tolerate a pillow between my legs.
Mel·
Мама дочки (1 год)
I'm pretty sure it's ok to sleep on either side if it's comfortable. as long as its not on your back. all I ever used was a body pillow tucked under my belly and then between my legs. it was the ONLY way I could sleep plus I would still go numb so constantly switching sides.
Amanda·
Either side is okay. Technically sleeping on your left side is suggested regardless of pregnancy because it helps with circulation and digestion. That doesn't mean it's necessary. As long as you're not on your back you will be fine. If you're concerned because of the pain, then you can try propping pillows up behind you to keep you from rolling.