Talking to Bump

[Alexandra_1992]

I'm 29 weeks, as much as I know my little girl can hear me and it's really good to talk to get an early bond but I am finding it really difficult to have a one way conversation. I talk to her occasionally when telling her the new things I have got waiting for her but apart from that I have resorted to reading questions, answers and articles  out loud. Does anyone on here have that problem or can suggest any ways around it?
I hate to think my awkwardness could affect the bond I have with my little girl but I just don't know what to say. Please help.

[Alexandra_1992]

Long replies are actually quite helpful as I read them all aloud. I only really get big movements while I'm in bed trying to sleep and I'm not really up for reading stories at those times lol.
Thank you though, your reply was helpful

[hannahpm13]

If you can't find something to talk to your baby about, try reading books to her! I pray with my baby and read to him/her.. and have just random conversations especially when I'm kicked and it hurts or I feel movements. I guess I just talk to my baby like I would talk to my best friend. And I have heard music is very good for their brains so I turn piano music on or music I like on my phone and just put it on my belly so he/she can hear! Sorry so long, hope this helps.

[Alexandra_1992]

Thank you, that's reassuring.
I'm just worried, I don't get out much anymore due to health reasons. So I don't really talk much while I'm in on my own.

[ericatoday]

Your voice period is good so even just talking to someone else is fine. She is learning your voice she honestly doesn't know what you're saying. My eldest is 6 so when I would read him books of read extra loud so my baby could hear them. And that's whaty friend did she just read her bump a story every night.