What is the risk of having frequent fetal ultrasounds on a developing foetus during a high-risk pregnancy?

In general, there are a few considerations that we will look at for natural birth in overweight mothers: 1. Stage of your pregnancy 2. Size of your baby 3. Position of your baby 4. Presence of existing medical conditions or complications such as diabetes, position of your placenta etc. Of course, if you are in the pre-pregnancy stage and planning for a child with the goal of delivering naturally, then it is highly advisable to kick-start a weight loss programme.

Absolutely no worries. The uterus especially in the first 3 months of pregnancy is protected by your pelvis which is formed from bony structures. So, tight clothes or not, the pelvis and the organs it contains maintain their form and shape!