Aa
27weeks+4 and worrying
I've tried fizzy drinks, ice cold water, warm baths, placing something ice cold on my bump and even massaging where he is but my baby boy won't respond to anything! No type of movement in over 24hours and its really unlike him.. I have had mild cramps for the past week.. Any other tips to try coax movement? :c can't call my midwife until tomorrow and the assessment unit at my local hospital is beyond busy.
My son would have lazy days when he was in my tummy... He would sleep ALOT and I would get so worried..: but in the end he still kicked and I felt him a lot a day or two after his laziness and it made me feel much much better!
I was always told that they still have slot of room to move around so sometimes even with messing with them they just don't feel like moving or you just can't feel it. I get concerned with movement as well but I try not to freak myself out (that can be difficult) he may just being lazy.
Went to the hospital and they only searched for his heartbeat as the don't do much until after 28weeks. His heartbeat was there so they sent me on my way despite there still being no movement
Repeated everything again and still nothing, going to head in soon to get him monitored.. It's completely out of character for him!
Drink ice cold water and lay on your left side, try to be in a quiet place and fill your stomach if no movement definitely go in
Called the hospital and they said to monitor any movements overnight. Little man gave daddy a very weak kick after a few hours of poking and massaging where he is (didn't want to comply with mummy), still concerned as his movements have been decreasing a lot this week and usually it feels as though he's having a hardcore party in there! Thank you though ladies c:
Try laying in an uncomfortable position. That gets the moving and grab the bottom part of your belly and jiggle itt. He could just be sleeping more and he's growing too so they don't get as much room.
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