HomeIs it safe to be carrying your baby down on your pelvic bone at 5 months?
Wiki User
2003-12-14 11:29:51
2003-12-14 11:29:51
No there are no risks. Every woman carries their baby different. I'm 6 1/2 months pregnant and carry low too. Every morning I can barely make it out of bed because the pressure down there is painful. It's nothing to worry about! Stacey
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