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Re: Decreased Fetal Movement
It is common for babies to move less as the amount of space decreases and especially just before birth as they conserve energy for the birth process.
Even at the end of your pregnancy you should be feeling around 10 movements a day..
However, You know your baby and if you are concerned best get it checked
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Re: Decreased Fetal Movement
Not sure. James would go a while without kicking until I ate something sugary. They might just be running out of space. Go get checked asap though if you are at all concerned.
Son, James, born 30 April 2010 by caesar
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Hi there,
I am 24 weeks and up until now had a very active baby. Now all I get is the OCCASIONAL kick that is very soft.
Is this normal?
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