*Belly Sleepers* How far were you before sleeping on your stomach became an issue?

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Being a belly sleeper myself I find it hard to sleep in any other position but flat on my stomach. I started feeling  my baby bump at around 10 weeks and had to start finding new sleep positions.   I feel baby so much more and earlier this time around. This will be our 4th / and or 5th (I'm convinced we have twins lol) and it's weird to think I forget all these little early feelings.

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32 weeks. 😂😂

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The bloat was way too real for me to sleep on my stomach. I had to stop right around the time I got my positive test.

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25 weeks and still sleeping on my stomach

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The bloat form this baby was sooo intense at like 5 weeks or less. So I haven’t slept on my belly since then. I am definitely looking forward to it lol. Weird but true😆

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I’m 31 weeks and I’m still like half on my belly lol it’s the most comfortable I can get

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I started feeling uncomfortable sleeping in my belly around 7 weeks, because of bloat. I tried my best to sleep on my sides in preparation for when I needed to. I found it way more comfortable to sleep on my back, especially when my hips started hurting around 16 weeks. Now I’m at 21 weeks and I’m doing okay sleeping on my sides with the help of a pregnancy pillow between my knees and wrapped around my back. I still want to sleep on my back so bad.

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17 weeks was the last time, it just became too uncomfortable otherwise I'd still be doing it lol. It made my tummy feel tender and I got too paranoid.

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Made it to 36 weeks last time round lol

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37weeks

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I’m 23 weeks and still sleep on my belly... I can’t help it it’s the only way I can fall asleep

Belly Sleepers How far were you before sleeping on your stomach became an issue?

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