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Baby movement

Im 20 weeks n my baby girl doesn't move very much. She has days wer she moves alot n days wer she barely moves. Is that normal at this time in my pregnancy? This is my third pregnancy. Other 2 pregnancies wer boys, tbey moved alot.
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I'm 20 weeks today with my 3rd pregnancy and I noticed this one doesn't move as much as my other 2 did. I can feel him moving a lot sometimes then other days not as much so I am right there with you girly
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That is very normal because 20 weeks is still pretty early. Depends on baby's position, some are more easily felt. I remember wondering that too. Rest assured : )
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Im so glad I seen this post n know I'm not alone! This will be my 4th and last baby, I'm 22wks n for the past few days she has been moving around so much, but today n last night, she has barely been moving. I feel like I've tried everything to get her going n it's honestly got me freaked out..
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Thanks. It scares me have to death. I didn't have this problem with my boys. I will do that. Thanks so much.
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My son did that to me. Dr said he was fine. Scared me to death though. They always told me to lay on my left side after eating and pay close attention for 15 min. Sure enough it worked I guess he just had lazy days . I didn'treally feel him all the time until 23 weeks. Then he wwould not quit lol
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