.tillso Your sex life doesn’t have to stop just because you’re pregnant, in fact it’s about to get better. We have tallied up the best sex positions that will accommodate your bump during pregnancy.

Relax… as long as your pregnancy is normal there is no reason as to why your sex life should be any different. Except perhaps the sex positions you use as your bump develops! Having sex when you are pregnant can often be much more pleasurable because your libido will be up at certain times during your pregnancy. This is due the increase in hormones, and the blood surging to your pelvis.

Sometimes pregnant women and their partners are worried that having sex will cause damage to the baby, But, like I said, if your pregnancy is normal then your baby is protected by the amniotic fluid and your cervix. The only thing you need to worry about is your comfort.

I have gathered the best sex positions here for you to use during your pregnancy, to maximize your comfort and pleasure. Enjoy!

#1 The Most Comfortable Sex Position for a Pregnant Bump

Not only is this one of the most comfortable and intimate sex positions generally speaking, but it also perfect for the pregnant woman. You know which one I’m talking about. That delicious, lazy, sensual position that feels so comfortable, and so right, like your bodies were made for it… I’m talking about spooning. You lie on your side in the bed and your partner lies beside you, holding you close, nuzzling into your neck and entering you from behind.

When you have your bump to think about, no matter how late in the game you are, the spooning sex position will provide the support you need for your belly and the flexibility for plenty of hip movement. It also gives him plenty of space and freedom behind you to angle himself. He can get the best penetration and hit all the right spots without you having to do much at all!

Make it really comfortable by having lots of pillows nearby that you can use to prop yourself up against so that you are focusing all of your attention on your pleasure rather than having to do too much physical work.

#2 The Most Powerful Sex Position for a Pregnant Woman

You are currently a beautiful female goddess to your husband or partner. You can make the most of this sense of power and worship by taking control of your pleasure in the woman on top sex position. Just because you have a bump, it doesn’t mean that you can’t grind you hips when you need to. Especially when there is a tempting orgasm waiting to reward you for your effort!

Besides, sitting on top of your man during sex will provide support for your belly with no pressure from any side. Also, a perfect penetration, as deep as you want it. Take things slowly and sensually to enjoy the sensations as they build up. There is no need to overdo it just because you are on top. You can use subtle movements, rocking backwards and forwards until you feel the pleasure intensifying. Often it is the slow burn that produces the best results in sex.

Support yourself by placing your hands on his stomach or thighs, and have him help by holding your hips and moving them for you. Remember, you are in control; you control the pace, the depth of penetration, and the angle. There is no need to feel vulnerable or worried that your bump isn’t safe.

#3 A Sex Position for the Submissive Pregnant Woman

You can’t do missionary because something large and round is in the way right? But perhaps you like the feeling of lying down or being beneath your partner. It makes you feel like you are relinquishing the control, and that turns you on? This sex position is to satisfy the submissive in you… Lie back on your bed like you would if you were going into the missionary sex position. Prop your hips up with some pillows. So, now that your man can enter you easily whilst sitting up in front of you.

You can have your knees up so that it is more comfortable for your both. He won’t be able to lie down on top of you but maybe he could tell you to raise your hands above your head and keep them there?

Maybe he could even tie them to the headboard with a scarf? Or perhaps he could blindfold you with that scarf instead so that you feel just as vulnerable and out of control as you would if he was pinning you down and lying on top of you?

Alternatively, if it is more comfortable you can lie on the bed sideways so that he enters you from the edge of the bed and can pull you in towards him with your thighs, without your bump being impacted! Remember, submission is all about being turned on psychologically. So use your imagination and turn any sex position that accommodates your bump into sexy power-exchange play.

#4 A Sex Position for Pregnant Women who want Intimacy

The most intimate position you can be in, is face to face with your partner; nothing to hide, no pretenses, just you and him, looking into each other’s eyes. You can still have this kind of closeness during sex, even if you are further on into your pregnancy and your bump is huge.

When you use the sitting position, your bump will not be in the way. You will be close enough to kiss without any weight on your belly. Have your partner sit on a chair and you can then sit on top of him, controlling the depth of penetration and the pace. He can kiss your neck and lick your nipples too. Or he can stroke your back as you rock your way to heaven and back, grinding your clitoris against his pubic bone.

These are 4 best sex positions during pregnancy.

What happens with sex after pregnancy?

According to doctors opinion women’s body needs to heel after giving birth whether the baby was delivered vaginally or by Cesarean section.

The recommendation is to wait 4-6 weeks  until  postpartum  bleeding stops. Also until repaired lacerations are healed,  your cervix is closed , and your body feels ready for sex.

So, let the wound heal and the stitches dissolve before you decide to have sex.

There are lots of things that women feel curious about when it comes to having sex after pregnancy. So, read some professional advice on this subject.

Share your experiences and tell us more about your favorite sex positions during pregnancy.