Is sleeping too much bad for the baby?

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my question sounds stupid but I'm curious because my mom just woke me up telling me sleeping too much isn't good for the baby 🤔 I'm 9w4d and sleep is literally all my body calls for
then again I have a hispanic mother and hispanic people exaggerate about absolutely everything lmao but still, i need to know if it's true or not.

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Nah lol. Sleep actually helps your body produce progesterone

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I'm 22 weeks and still love my naps! Baby needs it too 😌

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Sleep all you want and while you can. Because as soon as the baby start kicking ever 5 min when your trying to sleep you lot going to reflect back to when you could sleep in pease and not have to move 200 time just to get comfortable

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That's what I do on the weekends is sleep I'm 19 weeks

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While you're pregnant it's literally all you're going to want to do. I'm 13 weeks and I take naps daily lmao. Just make sure to go outside and get some vitamins and eat some healthy stuff for the baby. You'll be fine.

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Nope, my abuela tries to tell me all the time that if I sleep a lot it means my baby is going to cry a lot when he's born 😂😂hispanics mothers are crazy

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Haha it's funny cause my mom did the same thing couple days ago. I slept in and she came in the room waking me up and telling me that it's not good for the baby and that I need to eat so that the baby doesn't starve! Lol 
Though I'm not sure if this is actually true but it doesn't make sense to me.

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Totally fine to nap. It is also healthy to be active, so maybe she was thinking about that.

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My husband's grandmother told me that if I rested too much it would make my baby lazy. My husband and I cracked up about it later. Take that nap!

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No it isn't

Is sleeping too much bad for the baby?

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