Sleeping on stomach
Hi ladies I'm 14 weeks pregnant and the only way I can sleep is if I'm sleeping on my stomach. I was wondering if it is safe for the baby throughout my whole pregnancy or if there is a certain week I should stop.
I'm 16w5d today and I've just started to get uncomfortable sleeping on my stomach, I've slept on my stomach since I got pregnant and before that I was always a side sleeper. If your comfortable you can sleep on your stomach till you give birth and it won't harm the baby. Some nights I still sleep on my stomach but other night I can feel the pressure in my pelvis and it feels like uncomfortable bloating so I think it'll come to an end by 20 weeks if not sooner.
I slept on my stomach til 30 wks. No problems
I'm 20 weeks today and I actually asked my doctor yesterday. I am a stomach sleeper and he said that my body will tell me when to stop and that it won't harm baby at this point.
I found myself on my stomach this morning when I woke up, I'm 16+1. It's safe until you know it's not comfortable anymore. Baby won't be hurt by it. Your body will realise it's not comfy and move through the night, don't worry it can't harm baby at all.
I slept on my belly until I couldn't anymore lol, I was 20 something weeks when I stopped! It's safe too until it's not comfortable!
I would try my best to sleep on my side or back but I would always wake up on my stomach. Was the only way I could sleep but now at 25 weeks I can't do it. It's uncomfortable now. I sleep on my right side. (I've always heard sleeping on your left side was bad for baby) I can't sleep on my back either because I feel like i can't breath. So I put a pillow between my knees... Pillow under my stomach and I sleep like that on my side.
I'm a stomach sleeper too and had the same worry, but you may find as I did (around 15wks from memory), it just becomes uncomfortable and you find yourself just not doing it and finding a more comfortable position.. I didn't think I could sleep in any other position until its more comfortable not to sleep on your stomach.
My doctor told me it was fine until I felt stronger pressure on my belly when Laid on it. I'm 36 weeks and still lay on my belly for a little bit when she's not pushing out.
Not safe
You should stop..
Its fine. Itll be uncomfortable to you before it does anything to baby. Baby is well protected
Yesterday I went out with my boyfriend went to watch a movie, me and him don't live together yet. but point is yesterday when he was dropping me off his like sleep over at my house witch the mom and dad lives. I said no, his response was why is everyone deciding or making choices for you and their going to do the same with the baby, when I know that's not true. what he thinks is that my mom tells me not to sleep over. So he left all mad. and I felt in my heart that he went on and cheated on me and did something else with an other girl.... and it's 10:51 am now and he hasn't texted me at all. and after he dropped me off I texted him saying what I felt and nothing. I don't know if I'm over reacting or what or what should i do. do i wait until he text me?
Trigger. Lost baby Went in for my 20 week check up and found out our son had passed away. Nothing was wrong, my pregnancy has been going great. I'm so numb right now. I'll he delivering him later this week. I don't want to do this. I don't want to do this. Not before Christmas. How am I'm going to tell my kids?? My dear sweet baby boy. Why did this happen?
My 7 week old baby falls asleep faster and sleeps longer on his tummy. Which I have read he shouldn't sleep on his stomach. I'm just wondering how bad would it be if he did.
My stomach is sooo heavy at this point I’m ready for these 4 weeks to fly by !! Idk why my stomach be so huge for my kids to come weighing 5/6 pounds at 39 weeks they be so tiny compared to most the babies in the nursery !!! Maybe I carry a lot of water idk but it makes no sense and I guarantee when I go for my sono next week when I turn 36 weeks they gone say she’s only 4 pounds right now !!!
29 weeks. Can I sleep on my stomach?
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It's recommended to sleep on left side due to bed oxygen and blood flow to the baby, but sleeping on your belly also isn't bad. Your body will tell you when it becomes uncomfortable. I'm almost 19 weeks and still sleep on my belly from time to time, it's starting to become uncomfortable depending on where my daughter is positioned so I'll prob stop soon, but it's fine. Baby is protected in there. You'll eventually not want to lol.
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