Can I sleep with my baby when I am more than 8 months pregnant?

After pregnancy, a woman's main physical indicators gradually shift towards the fetus. In order to provide the fetus with a large amount of nutrition, pregnant women will provide most of the nutrients they consume for the fetus to ensure the normal development of the fetus. And during pregnancy, you must pay attention to a lot of things to prevent adverse effects on fetal development. For example, can you sleep in the same bed when you are more than 8 months pregnant? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Avoid sexual intercourse during the 8th month of pregnancy to prevent stimulating uterine contractions or premature rupture of membranes. You should not have sexual intercourse during the first three months of pregnancy and the last three months of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, sexual intercourse may cause threatened miscarriage due to the stimulation of implantation of the gestational sac. In the later stages of pregnancy, the uterus enlarges significantly, and sexual intercourse may cause uterine contractions and threaten premature birth. You can have sex during the 3rd to 7th month of pregnancy, but pay attention to the frequency and avoid having sex too frequently. Also, be careful to avoid rough movements that may affect the baby.

Stretch marks will appear in the eighth month of pregnancy and will become more and more obvious over time. This is a normal phenomenon and will gradually fade away after pregnancy. As the delivery date gets closer, pregnant mothers may feel nervous. They can listen to some music to relax, or do something they like to divert their attention, chat more with their family, or go out for a walk.

Doggy style: The doggy style position in which the man supports the woman's upper body from behind does not put weight on the woman's body, and the depth can be adjusted at will.

Pregnant mothers may experience chest tightness and shortness of breath. This is because the enlarged uterus puts pressure on the diaphragm. Pregnant mothers can slow down the pace of activities to relieve the pressure, and this feeling will disappear after the baby is born. Eat small meals frequently, 5-6 meals a day is fine, and eat more foods that are easily digestible and nourishing to the stomach. Control your diet appropriately, don't let your weight gain too much, eat less foods containing starch and fat, and eat some foods containing protein and vitamins appropriately.

Posterior position: The posterior position, in which the man and woman lie on their sides facing the same direction, does not put pressure on the fetus, and the depth can be increased or decreased according to the man's wishes, so it is a position suitable for mid-pregnancy. This position will not damage the vagina or cervix, nor will it cause allergies. You can also use other auxiliary actions instead of insertion, such as caressing breasts, which can increase satisfaction.