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babys during labor

Were your babys more active or more still when you started going into labor?  
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Im getting back pains too and I can never sit comfortable. It won't stop moving either :/
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Yes in the beginning my son would freak out during contractions. Once the painful ones came I didn't even feel him(but I'm sure he was moving)
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They won't move very much when your about to go into labor..that's what my ob/midwife told me I've been having decreased movement but that's because he's running out of room...I'm actually due today but not is happening
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Thanks(: August 5th and Im waiting on finding out the gender. Ive been getting so uncomfortable lately and my doc said im already dilating to a 1
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Aww , lol! Well congrats hun & when are you due?
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Oh lol. Im just a ftm and so I don't know what to expect
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Idk , i'm thinking about when you go into full labor . I can't really remember rather my daughter was moving a lot , that was like 4 years ago .
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Because last night I was getting contractions and nausea and my baby just hasn't stopped moving since than
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Most of the time your baby is still because of the contractions & everything tightening .
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