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2032869 tn?1333989114

Baby kicks

Baby kicks really close my belly button and I'll see a foot or something. I'll rub him gently and he moves then he ends up doing it again. Been happening a lot this week. This child is so active!!! Anyone experience this? I'll be 30 weeks tomorrow.
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I have had that the past few days but i think its his elbow or knee he pushes it out and it so gross i have to gently rub it so it goes in otherwise it hurts me pushing on it
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Google-hit the (images tab)
Search bellies at  29weeks 6 days 
Page 12
Or copy and paste this website..

http://brucekrasting.blogspot.com/2011/08/us-mm-funds-dumbest-money-of-all.html?m=1

You'll find it at the end of the page...the foot showing on the belly...it's sooo cute!
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2032869 tn?1333989114
I've only seen the heel of his foot...It's still pretty cool. I wish I could capture it but he moves too fast, lol
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1901977 tn?1333991726
When did you start seeing it? Think it'd be kinda cool. :)
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1854861 tn?1333474904
thanks, hun! i hope so. ive been video recording my stomach when it looks like popcorn popping in there but i think itd be realllly awesome to get a foot :)
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When I feel fat, huge and I get depress ....to feel better in need to see other pregnant people that are bigger than me....
I have google images of  bellys at 29 weeks... =)
I remember seeing a picture of a belly that was showing a little foot...
I didn't think that was possible....you should take a picture....
I don't want to compare bellys tho...lol
I think it's cute maybe you could capture that sooo special moment in a picture for memories....
Ps
My husband don't want to see my big belly because my belly button pooped out..lol
I feel my babys feet as well but I don't think I could see the it...=(
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2032869 tn?1333989114
Same here...He always seems to kick me around 9 close to 10pm and that's when I see he's near my belly button. This is my second pregnancy and it's never happened with my first boy. I hope he does adjust to time though I'm a night owl lately I go to bed early.
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915119 tn?1341948989
Yup, it's happening as I type this message. This baby is mostly active when I sleep at night. I wonder if he'll adjust to the time when he's born. There are times he kicks really hard and it hurts. I also feel a foot or something and when I rub it he moves it. It hurts sometimes but it's a funny feeling.
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2032869 tn?1333989114
You'll probably end up seeing a foot esp when you get closer to your due date...The doctor already told me when I was 26 weeks that the baby was head down already.
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1854861 tn?1333474904
awww, i wish i could see my lil girls foot! shes really active but i only feel her on the sides of my baby bump. im wondering if it because my placenta attached itself to the front of my uterus... although i can still see my belly shift from one side to the other sometimes :)
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2032869 tn?1333989114
Its a very funny but annoying feeling after it happens for a while. One day he kicked there and it hurt like crap lol. He'll leave his foot there too like he thinks were playing a game or something
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Yep! Around my belly button and all on my right side. So makes me wonder what way shes facing. It feels so funny. Some days it feels like shes doing it non stop and it gets annoying. And then it feels like they leave it there so I also poke it. Lol.
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