Pregnancy sex positions

When a woman is pregnant, although she can have sex, she cannot take actions that are too large, otherwise it is likely to vibrate the woman's uterus and cause miscarriage. Many people will bleed after having sex, so she should control her emotions appropriately. If she really wants to, she can take some milder methods. So what are the positions for sex during pregnancy?

1. The expectant mother is on top

During pregnancy, you should avoid putting pressure on the expectant mother's belly, as this can endanger the safety of both the mother and the baby. If the expectant mother is on top, she can control the force and depth of insertion herself, which is safer.

2. The prospective father is on top

The expectant father must use his arms to support his strength, and remember not to insert too deep or thrust too violently to avoid cervical injury and bleeding, or uterine contraction.

3. Side lying

This is the safest position and will not put pressure on the expectant mother's belly. The two people can face each other or face the same direction. The expectant mother can lift her upper foot and place it on the expectant father's shoulder or pillow, which will make her more comfortable.

4. Lying on the side of the bed

Place one foot on the bed and the other foot hanging under the bed, supported by some objects. This way, the expectant mother can not only rest, but the expectant father will not insert too deep or rush too fast. However, the expectant mother should be careful not to press on her stomach.

5. Sit-in

During intercourse, the woman sits on the man's legs facing him (suitable for the period when the abdomen is not too big). Because the man's penis penetrates deeper in this position, both parties feel obvious pleasure. When the belly becomes bigger, the woman can turn her body and do the sitting position.

6. Enter from the back

The expectant mother supported herself on her hands and knees while the expectant father penetrated her from behind.

7. The expectant mother sits on the edge of the bed

Sit on the edge of the bed with your buttocks, bend your legs and spread them out, support yourself with a chair, and half-lying on your upper body, supporting yourself with your hands; the expectant father kneels under the bed, or half-squats with his hands on the bed.

In addition to the above postures and positions, any position that you feel comfortable is fine, but be sure not to press on the fetus and the movements should not be too violent. In addition, you must have the courage to express your feelings and tell your husband which postures and movements make you feel pleasure and comfort, and which postures and movements make you uncomfortable.