On your back. On your side. Hanging upside-down from the ceiling like a bat.
All pregnant ladies know that getting comfy as your bump grows can be tricky, especially when it comes to sleeping.
Poor Serena Williams has been finding that this is the case recently.
The athlete is due to give birth in the autumn and seems to be struggling when it comes to settling down for the night.
She took to her Twitter last night, seeking suggestions on how to comfortably turn over with a bump.
Any tips on how to turn over at night? ?I'm having trouble from going from my left ….to my right…. to my left side. ??
— Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) July 19, 2017
Her followers responded in their droves.
Lay on your left side and put a pillow between your legs. I only lay on my left side it’s best for the baby. I believe it’s blood flow.
— Hazel Clark Mac (@hazelclarktv) July 19, 2017
Silk or satin sheets. The more slippery the better!
— Sarah Ockwell-Smith (@TheBabyExpert) July 19, 2017
Oh goodness, I remember those days. My key was to roll onto my back first, then rest for a minute before rolling to the other side.
— ⚾MHarvey ⚾ (@mharvey816) July 19, 2017
I was in a recliner at this point, that was the only way I was able to sleep.
— Hope Johnson (@Hopejoe3) July 19, 2017
I just had to pick ONE good side and ride it out til delivery. The baby picked the side lol.
— Lois Barker (@Lit_Bark) July 19, 2017
Go slow! When you are this far along NOTHING is comfortable!
— Linda Puckett (@puckett_linda) July 19, 2017
Meanwhile, this follower made a pretty good point.
Just throw a backhand and your body will follow. Strange to give a woman advice on how to move when she moves better than any other human.
— @JaVanka Must Go (@biespitz) July 19, 2017
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