Lazy babies!
My baby seems to have slowed down a lot since 24 weeks...today & yesterday he was active but for the past couple of weeks all I've been feeling is little pushes & flutters.
He has never been very active and I kind of wish I felt more, as I feel like I'm missing out! Not to mention that I'm worried. I told my midwife about it but she didn't seem concerned as the placenta is anterior & so is baby. I saw my GP this week about something unrelated and she didnt seem worried either she said you know what's normal for you when I told her he'd never been that active.
A lot of people have said that movement feels strong or painful at this stage (30 weeks on Monday) but it doesn't to me at all. Right now I can feel his feet are moving about, it's a really weird sensation almost like they are 'gliding' inside me or 'pushing' against me.
I guess I just want some reassurance that I'm not alone and someone else has a 'lazy' baby. xxx
He has never been very active and I kind of wish I felt more, as I feel like I'm missing out! Not to mention that I'm worried. I told my midwife about it but she didn't seem concerned as the placenta is anterior & so is baby. I saw my GP this week about something unrelated and she didnt seem worried either she said you know what's normal for you when I told her he'd never been that active.
A lot of people have said that movement feels strong or painful at this stage (30 weeks on Monday) but it doesn't to me at all. Right now I can feel his feet are moving about, it's a really weird sensation almost like they are 'gliding' inside me or 'pushing' against me.
I guess I just want some reassurance that I'm not alone and someone else has a 'lazy' baby. xxx
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i think baby girls are more active as my sister has had 2 girls and they were very active and she had a boy who hardley moved,
my mother in law says her girl was more active then her boy, and my daughter never stoped moving and this one is lazy lol
xxx