It's true, we have a big vein (inferior vena cava) that brings blood back to the heart in the back of our abdominal organs. Blood flow might be impeded by the growing uterus that's why it is not advisable to sleep on our back or to lie on our back for a long period of time by the second trimester. You can place a pillow under your right hip to prevent you from rolling onto your back while you sleep. Hope this answers your question. :)

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Co sleeping...yay or nay? Lately Molly hasn't want to sleep in her crib and sleep with us. Which is fine but we do want her to sleep in her crib
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I tend to sleep mostly on my left side, but sometimes I just get so tired of sleeping that way that my arm starts to hurt a little and I get uncomfortable.