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kick kick?
Does fetal movement get weaker as you get further along? My baby boys movement has gotten so much more weak. I can barely feel it now... I'm 27 weeks with a posterior placenta and have been able to feel his movements since 12 weeks and by 17 weeks was able to see them...
They should not get weaker they should get stronger. But the amount of kicks will start to decrease.
Wow! I can't wait to understand what you are describing. How awesome!
im 34 weeks and my son was extreamly active and loved my right rib cage today. all day long
I'm about 7 wks. with my first. So when you say karate...do any of the kicks hurt? Like a kick in the ribs kinna thing?
I would get a doctors opinion for sure with my first one by 27weeks it felt like she was doing karate in there
A few hours.. I just really haven't been feeling well. Maybe that's why?
Thier movement are stronger now for me that I'm 34 weeks...I'm having twin boys and even thou one is more active than the other I still feel them stronger..best wishes.any concerns please tell your doctor.
Hello my name is Ashley. I am about 6wks. Its my understanding that the baby should be more & more active as you go along. How long has it been since he moved? Did you Dr ask you to keep a movement log? My girlfriends say you should feel the baby at least 10-12 times a day.
I will definitely call my doctor.. I miss feeling my baby boys kicks :(
The movements I get from my twin boys is strong as and I'm 28weeks
Mine got stronger further along, I'm 29 weeks and sometimes i jump at his kicks! Usually they slow down towards the very end, less room and right before labor... maybe you should call ur doctor better safe than sorry
Is it possibly my placenta moved up front? Ftm sorry if that's a stupid question haha
They have less room as they grow, so they can't wind up for a swift kick, but they should still be able to push with a fair amount of strength.
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