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Q: Feeling the Baby Move

asked by: CassieP on December 22nd, 2005

New User

I am about 26 weeks pregnant and I have felt the baby move of course. He moves often but not all the time. Yesterday I only felt him move a once or twice. And today I felt him move first thing this morning but nothing since. Should I be feeling him move more often than I am? :?

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fatfamily02

replied on December 22nd, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Hi,

when are you due.?? I dont feel mine move all the time. Still somedays when they dont move so much--and some days they move like crazy. I am 25.5 weeks pregnant. I am due april 1, 2006.

CassieP

replied on December 22nd, 2005

New User

I am due april 1st also. How often do you feel your baby move. Still trying to figure out the emailing/reply system.

fatfamily02

replied on December 22nd, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Sometimes I feel all day long--other days just a couple times a day--i notice moving. If the day is busy I think we miss a lot of the movements. I was reading on one of those pregnancy sites, that it is perfectly normal not to feel a 25 week baby all the time. They say but by about 29 or 30 should feel so many kicks or hits per hour. Thats cuz baby is much bigger and feeling the whole space in there.


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