I was told that it was fine to do it for however long I wanted to and it couldn’t hurt the baby. But it will probably start to get uncomfortable for you at some point anyway.
@kjmommy71714, Ah, okay. I could see why it would be concerning later on in pregnancy when your baby has no more room but essentially, the baby is very safe in the womb. And she is still very early and baby is basically microscopic at this point. I was just trying to share some more information that might be helpful.
Laying on your stomach is perfectly fine don't listen to anyone who says it's not safe for the baby. I did it with my class pregnancy up until 34 weeks and that's only because it was uncomfortable. But I've never had any issues my daughter was born healthy and so far this baby appears to be healthy as we'll but if you're worried definitely ask your doctor
I think it depends on a person and how your test results go . And how your blood pressure and things are because my doctor told me I can sleep however I want because I’m perfectly healthy and have no risk. So if I were you I would just ask your doctor hun❤️
You can lay on your stomach until it starts getting uncomfortable. I did and still do depending on where my baby is laying (sometimes he's towards the front and I can't, sometimes he hides where I don't feel any pressure when I lay on my stomach) you'll feel the pressure difference as baby gets bigger. Just sleep however is comfortable for you
You'll feel it! Lol it'll get super uncomfortable! I'm 33 weeks and I still lay on my belly occasionally but after a minute or too it's too uncomfortable
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I was told that it was fine to do it for however long I wanted to and it couldn’t hurt the baby. But it will probably start to get uncomfortable for you at some point anyway.
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Honestly you shouldn’t lay on ur stomach while pregnant
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@neisamelius2, 😊
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@neisamelius2 I'm curious as to why you say that? I slept on my stomach until I was 36 weeks and that's when I started getting too big to lay on it.
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I laid on my stomach every night til I delivered at 34 weeks . Never had an issue
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@kjmommy71714, Ah, okay. I could see why it would be concerning later on in pregnancy when your baby has no more room but essentially, the baby is very safe in the womb. And she is still very early and baby is basically microscopic at this point. I was just trying to share some more information that might be helpful.
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Laying on your stomach is perfectly fine don't listen to anyone who says it's not safe for the baby. I did it with my class pregnancy up until 34 weeks and that's only because it was uncomfortable. But I've never had any issues my daughter was born healthy and so far this baby appears to be healthy as we'll but if you're worried definitely ask your doctor
Kyndal Mcginnis ·
I stopped as soon as I found out and when I found out I was 8 weeks
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I think it depends on a person and how your test results go . And how your blood pressure and things are because my doctor told me I can sleep however I want because I’m perfectly healthy and have no risk. So if I were you I would just ask your doctor hun❤️
Cari McLeod·
You can lay on your stomach until it starts getting uncomfortable. I did and still do depending on where my baby is laying (sometimes he's towards the front and I can't, sometimes he hides where I don't feel any pressure when I lay on my stomach) you'll feel the pressure difference as baby gets bigger. Just sleep however is comfortable for you
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@kjmommy71714, oh no, I didn’t think you were arguing 😊
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You'll feel it! Lol it'll get super uncomfortable! I'm 33 weeks and I still lay on my belly occasionally but after a minute or too it's too uncomfortable
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@kjmommy71714, no, it’s all good. Sorry I made it seem like that. I’m honestly the least confrontational person. Lol