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1209036 tn?1299178657

Signs b4 labour comes

Is it true that before you go into labour you baby will stop moving around in your stomach? SO many times ppl have said do you still feel him moving? well then you're not ready yet. I am due thursday and he is active as ever..maybe even more so....does this mean I can expect to see my due date come and go?
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689528 tn?1364135841
Do they say that because maybe the baby is resting more in order to store energy in order to help during labour?! Cuz a baby needs to put some work into it too right?! I can't see them not moving at all but maybe just not as much because they're preparing themselves?
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1414887 tn?1287903364
I don't think it's true for everyone. For my friend her baby kicked all through labor even as she was pushing. My baby is never active she's always laZy and only moves when she has hiccups or when I have extremely full bladder.
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1194973 tn?1385503904
I've heard it as well, and it was kinda true for me. My baby was really active for two weeks before labour, then three days before labour she barely moved. I wasn't even able to count kicks like I needed to.
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187316 tn?1386356682
Ive heard that one but I dont think its true. With my daughter if anything she got more active at the end. Every baby is different though as is every pregnancy.
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