I sleep anyway I can. 36weeks. sometimes my back is the only comfy place.

well I'm 39 weeks and can't sleep on either soon as I get comfy my son decides nope I wanna kick there 😩😩😩sucks

@mommytoavery Ii don't lay completely on it bc I have a huge belly but like i kick my leg out with a pillow sometimes it's uncomfortable to switch positions but I cant lay on my side's so my back and stomach are the only options lol

@hermommy, 😧 I'm jealous. I can't lay on my stomach anymore since this baby. 1) I feel like I'm gonna crush/hurt her 2)it's uncomfortable.

I can't sleep on my side's at all i sleep on my stomach lol

@mommytoavery,

Yeah my shoulders and hips get really sore. I normally have to sleep on my left side but with my right leg crossed my body so it ALMOST like I'm laying on my tummy but not really. it's the only way I can get away with still laying on my tummy like I used to only do, but without crushing my baby girl.

I hate sleeping on my left side, cause it hurts my hip and the left side of my back hurts. But I do what my doctor says...most of the time. @wttwot

@mommytoavery, I like what you said lol

Some doctors specifically recommend that pregnant women sleep on the left side. Because your liver is on the right side of your abdomen, lying on your left side helps keep the uterus off that large organ. Sleeping on the left side also improves circulation to the heart and allows for the best blood flow to the fetus, uterus, and kidneys. Ask what your doctor recommends — in most cases, lying on either side should do the trick and help take some pressure off your back

@wttwot,

lol I love that side

I have a hard time sleeping on my right lol