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sexymomma

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Fetal Movement Posted: 10-17-06 22:04pm


Hi I was just wondering if anyone else feels thier baby move arouind alot like really really low in the belly? Sometimes my baby feels like it so low thats it moving around in my vagina lol does anyone else get this or is it just me

greeneyes33

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Posted: 10-17-06 22:16pm


Lol I feel my baby all over. At my belly button, above my belly button, and close to my vagina too lol its normal!

alexa84

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Posted: 10-17-06 22:31pm


Me!! She stays really low. Sometimes she feels as if shes tring to knock down the "door" lol. Sometimes I wish she would move because it gets painful. And I still got 15 wks to go!!

jessesgirl

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Posted: 10-17-06 22:35pm


I use to feel my baby's fingers tickling me at the very bottom of my belly, almost at my vagina. I asked the doctor and he said yes that it probably was her fingers. Everytime we had an ultrasound she was playing with her head. I haven't felt it in a while, her head is ready to move on out.

sexymomma

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Posted: 10-18-06 00:30am


Well thats good then I was starting to think that something was wrong there for awhile thanks

wr17

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Posted: 10-18-06 00:37am


Yeah I usually feel my lil gurlie pretty low around my belly button..But shes all over!

Maire2125

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Posted: 10-18-06 08:31am


Lmao!! This is sooo funny because I asked the doc about this yesterday. I was wondering how come I felt her soo low if she was supposed to be at my belly button by now and the doc said that some babies just always go back to there fav. Spot. Wish she chose a diff spot cause it's annoying

oh_mommy

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Posted: 10-18-06 14:54pm


Hehe yea.. My lil man loves to tickle me down low... And at night I swear hes like head banging my bladder... Poor bladder.... It kidna feels like he is moving his head around trying to push himself closer to the 'exit' lol...

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