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Why when i lay on my right side at 7.5 months does my baby kick more vs when i lay on my left side?
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Baby uncomfotable?: This is just a guess, but it sounds like your baby is less comfortable when you lay on your right side, just as you might be less comfortable in certain positions. It is even possible that laying on your right side puts pressure on the umbilical cord reducing oxygen to your baby. This may well be your baby's effort to communicate with you, saying "hey, i don't like this, please move!".
Answered 5/10/2020
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