I think it’s a bit rude to say it’s worrying, you don’t know at what period the lady was a midwife. New research comes out all the time so it may be a case that it wasn’t out at the time. (Ie a ‘new warning’ was released from a study in Auckland in 2017 which is fairly recent)Bit worrying a midwife doesn’t know that considering it’s NHS advice not to sleep on your back especially after 28 weeks;
Tiredness and sleep problems
Find out about sleeplessness and feeling tired in pregnancy, the safest sleeping positions, and remedies including relaxation techniques and cutting down on caffeine.www.nhs.uk
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