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Can't sleep any more. Please help...

Still having trouble sleeping through the night. It's either leg cramps, too hot, too cold, can't get comfortable, or something.... It's stressing me out bc I have to get up early every day to tend to home, kids, n errands, and some times work.
Is there any tips out there to sleep through the night?
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Oh you still early in the game...get you a pregnancy pillow that will help...im 32 weeks it no longer works for me like it did back then...just get use to the fact sleepless nights now and when they are born...lol
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I will be 13weeks next week.
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12426295 tn?1426875995
OMG, this phone and the page that does not let us edit our comments, hope you understand what I write,  lol
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12426295 tn?1426875995
Well first of all, I don't know the weeks you have and also weather is not helping but for leg cramps for sure you are getting dehydrated weather is hot so you need to try to drink plenty of water also bananas, but you need to do both, bananas does not work alone, you need to be well hidrated for the bananas to work.

If your pregnancy is on the 30th or after, tummy does not let us get comfortable to sleep so my bed from week 34 to 40 was my recliner, also try to have a warm shower before bed, that helos me a lot.

I did all this things with my previous 2 pregnancies hope with this 3rd things gets better.

Goid luck!! ;)
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