It is safe to sleep on your stomach when you first get pregnant, but it will become very uncomfortable for you to continue sleeping that way. Later in pregnancy it is best for the baby for you to sleep on your left side, because this allows the best blood flow to the baby.
No, in the beginning of pregnancy until about 3-4 months depending on the amount your baby has grown is okay. However after that, it is reccomended to only sleep on your sides. This becomes more uncomfortable as the pregnancy progresses, but putting a pillow between your legs can help. Sleeping on your back is not necessarily bad, but it puts unwanted pressure on a major artery that runs down your spine and carrys blood throughout the body to your legs and feet. Sleeping on your back can decrease the blood flow throughout your body making your heart work harder and making it sometimes harder to breathe, especially as you get closer to your delivery date. The best way to sleep, as reccomended by doctors is on the left side. However sleeping on your right side is fine as well. Hope thie helps!
If you have a waterbed you can!!
I just asked my doctor (I'm 35 weeks and it is the only position I can stand for more than a few minutes), and she said that as long as I'm comfortable there is no danger sleeping on my stomach; my body would tell me if there was a problem.
A girl at our antenatal class today told us that she miscarried while sleeping on her stomach. Her midwife told her this had caused the miscarriage. She did not say how many weeks pregnant she had been. I am currently researching this, however, to find out how many weeks this might be possible.
No
they do sleep regularly like humans, but during the winter the hibernate(sleep throughout the whole winter)
yes you can i was told that you can have periods during the first two months of pregnancy and some last during the whole pregnancy
during the whole pregnancy. You always get back aches on and off.
they sleep for a whole winter until summer.
No,some women never have it.Some have it for a few weeks while others have it their whole pregnancy. And all of them are normal. Every woman is different and every pregnancy is different.
some animals have to sleep the whole winter. That's why they eat so much in the winter so they can sleep through he whole winter and wake up in spring.
Well, teens should naturally get more sleep. The body will tell them to sleep more, during the day and night. If they are not getting alot of sleep during the night, if this is the case their body will need more sleep during the day. The whole process starts around 12 and ends around 18-20
No; you dream several times during each night's sleep, several times during REM (rapid eye movement) sleep and several times during other sleep stages. But, sometimes you will dream all night and just won't remember it.
Yes, they can be. But it can also mean a whole lot of other things too. Virus, etc... Each person is different when it comes to signs and symptoms of pregnancy.
Yes. I've heard of people having there period during there whole pregnancy. If I were you I'd take a pregnancy test.
my friend just found out she was pregnant. and the whole reason why she took the test was because she had cramps in her stomach and then missed her period. so it could be a possibility. that is also how my other friend found out. she had really bad stomach cramps and went to the hospital and found out.