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I am 28 weeks pregnant and my baby is in transverse, her head is on my left side and feet at my right side, is it ok to sleep side by side?
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Yes: Even though the baby is transverse, its recommended that you sleep on the left side or right side rather than your back. Most women don't know the position of their baby at all times. Best wishes!
Answered 7/11/2016
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