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Avoid sleeping on your back when you're pregnant. It puts all the weight of your growing uterus on your back muscles, intestines and major blood vessels, causing backache, hemorrhoids, indigestion, blood pressure problems and impaired circulation. on your side: a definite "do" Lie on your side -- your left side. This improves the flow of blood and nutrients to the baby and helps your kidneys rid your body of waste and fluids. As a result, you may have less swelling in your feet, legs and hands. Lying on your right side will not necessarily harm you or your baby, but it is less beneficial than lying on your left. As you sleep, you'll likely change positions, rolling from one side to another or onto your back. This is perfectly fine. Don't keep yourself awake for fear that you might accidentally end up on your back. Focus more on getting proper rest than on whether you'll roll over. If you're dealing with pregnancy complications such as preterm labor, preeclampsia or placenta problems, you may find yourself ordered to full or partial bed rest, making these sleeping
position guidelines even more important. The pillow will become one of your greatest allies in your quest for a good night's sleep. Massage therapist Hali Chambers says pillow support is key. "Place a pillow to support the belly," says Chambers, "and a pillow between the knees." A body pillow like the Boppy Cuddle Pillow keeps the back properly aligned by supporting the belly and legs. Tuck the pillow between your bent knees to take pressure off your lower back and make side-sleeping more comfortable. Tuck one behind your back, and you'll find it easier to maintain a side-lying position throughout the night. Mom Sarah Caron put one Boppy Pillow under her stomach and one between her legs. "It was a total godsend," said Caron, whose pregnancy belly was huge from six months on. Wedge-shaped pillows support your belly, too. Slide one under your tummy as you lie on your side, and you'll instantly align your back and prevent rolling forward and straining your
Boppy's Pregnancy Wedge is ideal for keeping the belly lifted; you also can use it to keep your head higher than your chest to relieve and prevent pregnancy heartburn and A sleeping bean serves the same purpose as a small pillow or wedge but is shaped like a column. The sleeping bean makes an excellent nursing pillow, too. A full-length pillow (try Boppy's Total Body Pillow) is designed to realign and support the neck, belly, back and hips. The body pillow supports the back and cradles the belly at the If lying on your side hurts your hips or shoulders, try using a soft egg-crate mattress pad. This foam pad goes on top of the mattress under the sheet and provides cushioning and air circulation. Maternity belts and bras If back pain is keeping you up at night, consider wearing a maternity belt to bed. Maternity belts can decrease lower back pain, reduce pressure on the bladder, increase circulation, decrease swelling and provide overall comfort. Some maternity belts lift the belly, while others provide comfortable compression.