Stomach Sleeping

Re: Stomach Sleeping

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  lil_jen051708

  April 2013

  I am a belly sleeper. I can't remember how long after my c/s when I started belly sleeping but it is possible. Try it and if its uncomfortable then stop and try again later.

  

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  amb04006 member

  April 2013

  I felt comfortable with it about 3 weeks postpartum.

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  nwallace

  April 2013

  I remember coming home fromt he hospital and trying to sleep on my stomach it was still tender.  So I just waited a few days and tried again.  I'm already looking forward to being able to sleep on my stomach.  Might be what I'm most excited

  

  
  

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  Runaway22 member

  April 2013

  I bedshare, so no stomach sleeping for me, but sometimes I'll lay on my stomach next to LO during his alert/kicking time. I first braved it at about 2.5-3 weeks, and propped myself up on a pillow since I BF. Just ease yourself down slowly. It felt weird a

  

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  rsheehan10 member

  April 2013

  I started to sleep on my belly 1.5 weeks after. Only complaint is when my chest becomes engorged.

  

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