Sleep Deprived...

RoxZ32

I'm about 30 weeks along and for the past few weeks I have been unable to get a good nights sleep. It has only gotten worse! I have been a stomach sleeper all my life so I find sleeping on my sides very uncomfortable - my hips hurt and the baby ends up in my ribs. Been awake since 4am this morning and my eyes are starting to shut on me . I think all expecting mommas should get a nap time at work!  

RussianMommy

I am one of the lucky ones that has had no issues with sleep this prgnancy. Only recently I started getting hip pain. Have you tried sleeping with a pillow between your legs? maybe take a hot bath before bed time, and/or get your H to give you a massage.

cseedorf

I am right there with you!! Baby kicks and dances all night the pillow between the legs help some, I take benedryl before going to bed hoping it will knock me out for awhile and keep my sneezng fits away.

RoxZ32

cseedorf:

I am right there with you!! Baby kicks and dances all night the pillow between the legs help some, I take benedryl b

stephrodgers07

My magical time is "3 AM" And I usually go back to sleep about 6 AM.

Between hip pain, pelvic pain and back pain sleeping has become very minimal.

The best thing that I have found it to COMPLETELY surround my entire body with pillows (I bel

gajumper

Yep...I am usually awake by 2am or so...and then toss and turn for a few hours, managing to get back to sleep just as my husbands alarm goes off.

Last night I had heartburn so bad I could have breathed fire!!!

 But...get used to it

lindseylovestj

Try a long, hot shower before bed...that used to work for me. Now nothing I try works (38 wks 4 days here) & I end up on the couch..my bed is just not comfortable to me anymore. The past couple days have been the worst & I've been extremely moody

sarawalks

My magical hour is also 3am - just wide awake until about 5:30 and then fall back asleep - only for 15 mins since my alarm goes off at 5:45...lovely.

 the pillow between my knees works some but always ends up on the ground by morning. Prob

mrs.mastro

I am a tummy sleeper too.  I still do a modified tummy sleeping position.  I have one leg bent up and resting on up a pillow.  That gives my belly enough room underneath me.  The main problem I have is that whenever I'm changing pos