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asked by: BrianBaby on February 15th, 2005

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Okay, I was reading up on like 14 weeks and 15 weeks and it says something about something moving above your hip bones?? Does like the baby move up towards your stomach more or something?? I noticed when I woke up this morning, I put my hand on my stomache, and I could feel like a hard little bulge....I don't really feel it any other time of the day.....Any thoughts??

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justacanadiangirl

replied on February 15th, 2005

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Yeah I think it means that the baby is rising up. I was reading up on that months ago and I think that's what I remember reading. One of the other preggo ladies or mommies should be able to tell u what it means.

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