2+ time mama's, is this babys way of telling me...

inkedmommy13

So I'm 14+2 and usually a stomach sleeper, this morning I rolled onto my stomach and got so nauseous I almost couldn't move. When I rolled back on my back it went away, and now if I stay on my back or side I'm okay but if I lay on my tummy I feel like I'm about to puke. Is this babys way of telling me no more stomach sleeping? Or will it go away?

Edit: I also noticed my uterus feels more hard today, usually I can tell where baby is because just that part will be harder and the rest squishy, does this change day to day at this point or will it just get harder the more baby grows? Sorry for all the "first timer" questions!

Jillibean68

I never got the sick feeling when laying on my stomach last time, but it did get pretty uncomfortable. It's become that way now with this LO too, so I try to avoid it.

willadieselstm

If its uncomfortable it is probably your body saying its not comfortable.  


I also sleep on my stomach, and just recently when I do I wake up with minor cramping until I move.  But I seem to end up that way every night, so it may be time to break out the pillows to prop myself from rolling over.  It worked during my first pregnancy.

Hawk&Eye

I vote for getting a body pillow as well. I had a love affair with mine last time and will be breaking it out any day now for this one. It can kinda make you feel like you're lying on your stomach but prop you up so you're really on your side.

For me, sleep and sleeping positions were constantly evolving. You just need to find out what works for you.

lgsdesigner

Sleep on your side with your tummy gently pushed into a body pillow. It helps.

RedCherry1109

Pregnant with my fourth(15w5d) and the past week I've had to stop sleeping on my stomach because it has become uncomfortable.