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october05_mommy

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Toddler Cause a Miscarriage? Posted: 08-29-07 21:08pm


I'm about 8 weeks pregnant, & I have a 22 month old daughter, who is veryy active! She's a mommy's girl & she's always jumping all over me, stepping on my tummy when I'm laying down, ect! She's a toddler, & I know she's just having fun & not purposely trying to "hurt mommy," but is there a possibility that she could cause me to miscarry? Also when we were on our vaca in Michigan, she jumped into my arms the wrong way... & her foot kicked me very hard in my stomach, it sent tears down my face immediately. No bleeding, as of now... just unusual, painful cramping. I'm very scared & nervous.

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Posted: 08-29-07 21:15pm


I highly doubt anything would have happened to the baby at this point. Your uterus hasn't even extended past the pubic bone yet. An 8 week old fetus is 1 inch long and fully protected by your internal organs and uterus.

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