Tell me how you like to sleep at night the best. Right side, left side, on back or on stomach?

I like to sleep on my Right side on the righ hand side of the bed

Before I was pregnant I slept on my stomach, but I can't do that anymore, for obvious reasons, haha! The Dr. told me to sleep on my left side, because you get the best circulation sleeping that way...so, now I sleep on my left side.

I spend my whole night flipping from one side to the other. I have arthritis in most of my joints, so staying in one position for long just aggravates that. I sleep some on my stomach as well, but hardly ever on my back.

I like to sleep on my right side, knees bent, right hand tucked between my two pillows. Reality is my little boy sleeps with me so how I like to sleep and how I get to sleep are usually two different things. Any open position in my bed, any way that I don't have a foot kicking me that is my best position to sleep right now! HA HA! Wouldn't trade it for the world!

looking a solid dozing place Early on your being pregnant, attempt to get into the habit of dozing on your area. mendacity on your area mutually with your knees bent is probable to be the main mushy place as your being pregnant progresses. It additionally makes your heart's job much less demanding via fact it keeps the child's weight from applying rigidity to the huge vein (stated as the inferior vena cava) that includes blood back to the heart out of your feet and legs. some medical doctors quite propose that pregnant women persons sleep on the left area. via fact your liver is on the ultimate fringe of your abdomen, mendacity on your left area facilitates save the uterus off that great organ. Ask what your surgeon recommends - in maximum circumstances, mendacity on the two area ought to do the trick and help take some rigidity off your back.

i toss and turn from side to side. Cant sleep on back or stomache.

I prefer my left also, but I am half on my stomach with a knee bent.

On stomach

I always sleep on my right side and wake up on my back.

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