This is my third pregnancy, but my first
that has made it this far. I've had two
miscarriages. Needless to say i am
worried enough. I'm 29 weeks pregnant and
i'm having a beautiful girl. My doctor
says everything is going fine, but she
used to be really active and now Its not
uncommon for her not to kick all day and
only kick when i lay down for bed at
night. I can feel her move and stuff but
not really kicking. I dont know wether to
bother my doctor with my concerns or to
just wait until my next appointment but
i'm really worried about it. I dont think
i should be as worried but with my history
with pregnancies i just prepare for the
worst.
Comments are deffinetely welcome
~Sabrena~
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Idony
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Posted: 04-17-08 22:30pm
this is completly completly normal, first
off teh baby is getting pretty cramped in
there now, also babies all lulled to sleep
by motion and noise, when your up your
moving around and theres noise all the
time so your baby will sleep more (which
is one reason babies always seem to have
night and day mixed up when they are born)
and when you lay down your still so the
baby thinks its party time lol, not to
mention when you lay down it kind of
compresses your stomach (which is why even
before you show you can ususaly feel your
uterus/"show" while laying down) so it
makes it a lot easier for you to feel teh
movements
however, if you EVER feel something isnt
right or even if your just worried and you
think your being paranoid, call your
doctor, that is what they are their for,
its not being silly or dumb or bothersome
or anything, its being a good mommy
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