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Q: Wierdest Thing Ever

asked by: young Girl on August 9th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

ok im almost 22 weeks and im hopeing someone else is going throgh this or went through it lol

so ill be siiting or laying around and all of a sudden kristen will move entirely to one side of my stomach? and ill have this huge bump on one side and the other side is flat?
and i literally have to push her back into the middle of my tummy
i get alot of pressure one the side she moves onto and its so wierd feeling and wierd looking!!!!!

and shes so active
i feel her move atleast 5 times a day for long periods of time

is it normal for her to be moving completely onto one side of my tummy? or should i call my OB?

Replies(5)

Hollyberries

replied on August 9th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

lol yeah it's normal. Wait till she gets bigger Very Happy

bel_bel

replied on August 9th, 2007

Experienced User

wow... congrats, i'm sure the feeling and connection with the baby inside u is amazing!
wish to c u post some progress of ur belly pix... and good luck Very Happy

rosejackson

replied on August 10th, 2007

Supporter

yeah totally normal. right near the end i used to watch williams elbow moves slowly across my tummy, so cute! they are so wiggly early on, so you'll be seeeing more of it

vanessalouanne

replied on August 10th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

bree used to push her whole body on my right side and my ribs would ache and ache.. blah
just wait till you got a 6, 7 pounder in there doing that

ShiningShannon

replied on August 10th, 2007

Active User, very eHealthy

When my sis was pregnant with her first we had a sleep over and she lifted up her shirt and I literally saw my nephew shift from the middle to one side, it was soooo cool! I am sure this is normal Smile

Do you have any belly pics?

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