Frequent fetal movement
When the pregnant mother lies flat, although she does not press the baby, this posture will make the baby's activity space smaller, so the baby will be more active in the stomach and the fetal movement will be more obvious.
Sleep posture
The American Sleep Foundation advises pregnant women to sleep on the left side, which is not only conducive to providing blood and nutrition for the fetus, but also conducive to ensuring the blood supply of pregnant women themselves.
Lateral position
If the pregnant mother thinks that sleeping in the left position is uncomfortable, she can also choose to sleep in the right position. In a word, comfort is the key. Pregnant mothers can put a pillow between their knees and under their stomachs to support them and make their sleep more stable during pregnancy.
Nasal congestion and snoring
Expectant mothers in the third trimester are prone to nasal congestion and snoring at night because of their rapid weight gain. If the nasal congestion is serious, you can use the anti-snoring patch to open the nasal passage, which is helpful to improve sleep and breathing during pregnancy.