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I am 35week pregnant,can i sleep day time,if yes advise me for how long?
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Sleep whenever: Sleep whenever you can day or night as a 35 week active baby kicking in utero can make it difficult. Besides, with the new baby, you will need all the sleep now that you can get. (smile) for post delivery activity.
Answered 6/11/2015
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