do babies grow in the middle of your abdomen or on the left or right side?

Answer 1

The womb is in the middle. The egg attaches where it can, and the baby sits wherever it wants.

Answer 2

Unless there is some kind of uterine abnormality, the baby will grow in the uterus, in the middle of the abdomen. The umbilical cord can attach anywhere in the uterus, but the baby can move around when it's large enough (but not so big that it's cramped) and may seem like it's on one side or the other.

Answer 3

MY uterus is still in the middle of my body, but the baby moves a lot, sometimes she's visibly (I can see it because there's a little more of a bulge) sitting on side or the other. She also varies her position vertically and from front to back.

It's true that the egg will attach where ever it can inside the uterus, but the uterus itself remains centered, and once the umbilical cord is long enough for the baby to move around, it takes lots of chances to do so.

Answer 4

Babies grow in the uterus which is between the hips and lower than your belly-button. Basically in the middle.

Answer 5

Well it depend how far you is. Because when i was pregnant i had felt my baby in the middle and i was about three months at that time than when i got about four months i felt my baby in my side and when i got about seven months i felt him all over.the baby feel like a knot in the middle of your belly. when you first get pregnant it feel that like that. Good luck and may God bless you and your unborn child.

Answer 6

agreed, the womb is in the middle but by the time i was 8 months pregnant, my baby was sitting so lopsided on the right side of my stomach...the baby got comfortable wherever she wanted :)