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🤰 Which Side Is Best to Sleep on During Pregnancy — Left or Right? Many expectant mothers have been told that sleeping on the left side is the only safe option. However, current recommendations offer a little more flexibility. During the second half of pregnancy, your sleeping position can affect blood circulation. As your uterus grows, lying flat on your back may put pressure on major blood vessels. 🔬 What does the research say? A 2019 study by McCowan and colleagues, published in EClinicalMedicine, examined the relationship between maternal sleep position and stillbirth risk. The findings suggested that, after 28 weeks of pregnancy, going to sleep on your back is associated with a higher risk of late stillbirth compared with going to sleep on your side. 💤 Which sleeping position is best? — Left side: May help reduce pressure on major blood vessels and is often recommended for comfort. — Right side: Also considered a safe and suitable sleeping position. — Pillow between your knees: Can help relieve pressure on your hips, pelvis, and lower back. — Pillow under your belly: Provides extra support as your bump grows. ⚠️ Here’s what every pregnant woman should know: Sleeping on your left side is NOT the only safe option. Both the left and right sides are considered suitable during pregnancy. If you wake up lying on your back, don’t panic. Simply turn onto either side and go back to sleep. Accidentally waking up on your back does not automatically mean that your baby has been harmed. 🛑 The takeaway: After 28 weeks of pregnancy, try to fall asleep on your side, whether left or right. Choose the position that feels most comfortable for you. 📚 References: * McCowan et al., EClinicalMedicine (2019) * NHS — Sleep on Your Side During Pregnancy * ACOG — Sleep During Pregnancy 💬 Comment “GUIDE” below, and I’ll send you a guide to healthy eating during pregnancy!
🤰 Which Side Is Best to Sleep on During Pregnancy — Left or Right? Many expectant mothers have been told that sleeping on the left side is the only safe option. However, current recommendations offer a little more flexibility. During the second half of pregnancy, your sleeping position can affect blood circulation. As your uterus grows, lying flat on your back may put pressure on major blood vessels. 🔬 What does the research say? A 2019 study by McCowan and colleagues, published in EClinicalMedicine, examined the relationship between maternal sleep position and stillbirth risk. The findings suggested that, after 28 weeks of pregnancy, going to sleep on your back is associated with a higher risk of late stillbirth compared with going to sleep on your side. 💤 Which sleeping position is best? — Left side: May help reduce pressure on major blood vessels and is often recommended for comfort. — Right side: Also considered a safe and suitable sleeping position. — Pillow between your knees: Can help relieve pressure on your hips, pelvis, and lower back. — Pillow under your belly: Provides extra support as your bump grows. ⚠️ Here’s what every pregnant woman should know: Sleeping on your left side is NOT the only safe option. Both the left and right sides are considered suitable during pregnancy. If you wake up lying on your back, don’t panic. Simply turn onto either side and go back to sleep. Accidentally waking up on your back does not automatically mean that your baby has been harmed. 🛑 The takeaway: After 28 weeks of pregnancy, try to fall asleep on your side, whether left or right. Choose the position that feels most comfortable for you. 📚 References: * McCowan et al., EClinicalMedicine (2019) * NHS — Sleep on Your Side During Pregnancy * ACOG — Sleep During Pregnancy 💬 Comment “GUIDE” below, and I’ll send you a guide to healthy eating during pregnancy!

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