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Movement

I am not sure if I am jumping the gun on this but for the last two days I have not felt my baby kick as much. I go to the doctor in a few days. I am 28 weeks.... Just curious if anyone else is experiencing this as well
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Thank you ladies! My gut instinct tells me everything is ok. My little one had fun kicking my bladder earlier today and I took it in with great comfort knowing he was active. :)
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I'm 24 weeks and also bit concerned, feel some light ones, but extremely little. I hope all is fine
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Just baby losing room in there. And also they start a sleep pattern. Baby needs rest :)
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Same here:) had a Dr apt yesterday and asked about my lil ones kicks not feeling as strong,Dr says he's running outta room.He went for about 4days that I would feel him move but no strong kicks apparently he was busy growing:)
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Baby is getting much bigger and running out of room to move. I noticed my son's movement patterns change around that time. Instead of getting the jabs and kicks in get more of the slow rolling and repositioning. Also remember just like us our babies have their lazy days
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Every once in a while my baby seems to be really tired and barely kicks at all. I figure as long as I feel him move some he is good. Try drinking some juice and then see if you can count ten kicks in an hour. If you can you are probably ok until your appointment
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