Joined: 23 Jan 2006 Posts: 2 Location: united kingdom
26 Weeks Pregnany And My Baby Doesn't Move Alot! I Posted: 01-23-06 12:16pm
:( im 26 weeks pregnant and my baby
doesn't move alot is this normal?
Please help im really starting to
worry!!!!
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mia7
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Sep 2005 Posts: 378
Posted: 01-23-06 12:26pm
Hey I just turned 27 weeks and I was
worrying about the same thing a couple of
days ago (he was being less active than
usual) but he's back to being active
again. So try not to stress too much.
Have a snack and drink some cold water or
juice and then just relax and sit back.
See if your baby moves and responds.
Now if you are really worried, call your
doctor and make sure everything is ok.
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Sunflower_pie81
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Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 5041 Location: to hell with this crap
Posted: 01-23-06 12:53pm
Look up on the web how many kicks or
movements you should feel at however may
weeks you are and keep a "kick chart" and
chart how many kicks you feel in an hour
to a three hour time frame. And if you
think that there are too few call your
doctor and advise him of how many for that
time frame. If he thinks its too few he
will order an us.
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kirztensmummy
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Joined: 10 Oct 2005 Posts: 326 Location: london
Posted: 01-23-06 13:22pm
Hi there, my midwife said if you could
feel regular baby movements within the
day, she said as long as you feel the
babe move a min of 10 times/day its ok if
its less than that you have to see your
healthcare rep coz sometimes we get too bz
that we dont realize that baby's moving,
try drinking a fizzy drink or a hot choc
it gets my baby dancing most of the
time.
Good luck
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Melissa_20
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Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
Posted: 01-23-06 15:27pm
When it gets closer to the end of your
preg the little one moves less because
they have less room to move,so its ok,as
long as you feel somrthing everyonce in a
while,your good!
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diamondsz
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Posted: 01-23-06 16:08pm
Drink a pepsi or something with sugar and
caffeine like anna said you ll have
mexican jumping beans in ur stomach lol
Joined: 08 Jan 2006 Posts: 752 Location: :( N.O. Evacuee now in TEXAS
Posted: 01-23-06 17:24pm
U most liely just have a lazy baby...Lol
my baby moves alot all the time and ive
pretty much figured out his/her sleeping
times lol just move around more.. Its
kinda cruel but put a small pot on ur
belly and hit it with a spoon or something
if u get to worried... The baby should
jump just to make sure everything is good.
Also remember the bigger you get and ur
baby the less movements cause it gets
pretty cramped in there
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Eyes Wide Shut
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Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 7892 Location: *UPTOWN*NEW ORLEANS*, La
Posted: 01-23-06 19:31pm
I'm the same as buddah....My baby's pretty
predictable....But not all babys move a
lot. I am a very paranoid person and I do
the kick count as well!! It eases the
mind! Lol...Or you can just drink a coke
and feel the baby start to party!!
Sarah
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lilstarmel
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Joined: 31 Jul 2005 Posts: 110 Location: ,
Posted: 01-23-06 19:51pm
Have the movements decreased? By now you
should be feeling a good amount of
movement. Drink some oj and lie on your
left side and do kick counts. Look for
about 10 within a two hour period.
"kicks" are considered to be kicks,
punches, rolls, but not hiccups. If your
movements have decreased or you aren't
feeling 10 within two hours, call your
doctor.
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