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Movement of baby

Hello ....am 35wks preg and my question is how often should you feel your baby move?
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Glad to hear all is well.
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Thanks girls...i got her checked out and she is doing great...what a journey had my pessarium (arabin ) and cerclage removed now they are going to induce me on monday due to low amniotic fluid.....
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This is my 3rd pregnancy. This baby very active. My second pregnancy with my son could not feel movement or very little through the whole pregnancy.  When got him checked out all was well. My son was just lazy. He is 6 years old now and happy and healthy. They are all different. My son is still very easy going in personality. Get checked out to give yourself peace of mind. But I am sure all is fine.
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It depends how active a baby is,some baby's not active
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My Dr has always told me that anything less than 10 times in 2 hours is cause for worry.
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You should feel him/her 6 times per hour. If you are noticing a lack of movement, eat something with sugar such as a poptart and lay on your left side. within 20-30 minutes you should feel your little stinker kicking around. If not, you will want to call your doctor.
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You should feel ur baby wriggles offten really often though it has no room anymore cause by 35wks it's gona be here in no time.. so movement will also slow a bit
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