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Under your ribs?

At what stage do babys start getting under your ribs? Im 33 weeks n it hasnt happened yet is it more closer to being 40 weeks that they start that?
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Yer my bubba is very low so maybe thats y.. N im 33+3 too :)i might just b lucky :)
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Im 33+3 & my lil girl kicks me all the time in my ribs:/ it deffinently hurts. I believe its different for everyone. Goodluck
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My sister and I are both almost 35 weeks pregnant and she has been getting kicked in the ribs for a few months now. I haven't been kicked once. I think my torso is longer than hers though. Or maybe my baby is just nicer ;)
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1900462 tn?1352775302
Yeah its different for everyone. He might not even get into your ribs and that could be perfectly normal for you. Everybodys bodies are different so everyones babies will carry differently. For me I'm only 26weeks and my little boy is already kicking me in the ribs and crushing my lungs. It all depends on how your baby grows and how your body carries your baby. Don't worry about it and consider yourself blessed if he doesn't get into your ribs. It DOES NOT feel good to be kicked in the ribs. lol :)
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2181422 tn?1400511380
I don't think its the same for everyone but mine got real high around 34 wks and he is just now starting to feel lower ( thank goodness) at 36 wks
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