Tips In Pregnancy

Probably one of the questions that go through the mind of couples when they are expecting a baby is how could they be able to have sexual intercourse without causing harm to the development of the baby inside the maternal womb? Nine months of abstinence from sex is simply unimaginable for those couples who are sexually active. If you want my recommendation for the best sexual positions when you are expecting a baby, I’d first start of with the alternatives. The alternative to sex is the best way to derive satisfaction without fear or guilt that you might have disturbed the fragile thing inside the womb. The alternatives to sex are oral sex which could be fellatio or cunnilingus. In performing cunnilingus, just make sure that you don’t blow inside the vagina. You can also try masturbation.

Sometimes, these alternatives are not simply enough and the couple would want to take it all the way. Therefore, it is here where they should utilize the correct pregnancy intercourse positions. There are different positions to choose from. And whatever position you tow have decided, the primary consideration should be the comfort of the pregnant woman. If the woman is comfortable during the act, then most probably the child is safe inside. Just be very careful when performing those tiresome positions like rear entry, woman on top positions, sitting positions. Do this only if you are very sure that you can carry and control yourself. The best positions on the list would be the spooning position and the sideways position.

A good intercourse position for pregnant women is comfortable, safe, and enjoyable. Always keep that in mind, and do your best to keep pressure off the women’s stomach. The women on top position is very good for this.

Pregnancy is a very delicate, sensitive, and sometimes even crazy time of a woman’s life. Due to raised hormone levels, it can also mean you’re hunger for sex is far more than normal. If you’re going to have sex during your pregnancy, which I would highly recommend, it’s important you talk to your OBGYN or licensed physician first.

Many say you have the best sex of your life during your pregnancy. Dr. Irina shows when it’s safest and how to have the most exhilarating sex during pregnancy in her latest book, Pregnancy from A to Z