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Do pre-birth sleep schedules predict post-birth schedules?
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As above: Overall you're sleep should improve quickly since you will feel more comfortable than when sleeping while pregnant. This can be affected by factors such as having a c-section, pregnancy related restless legs, snoring from weight gain, etc. Although your own schedule may improve, your baby will have its own schedule that you'll have to adapt to!
Answered 6/3/2013
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