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Pain from baby's kicks?

I love feeling my little girl kick, but it's been going on for over 13 hours with no longer than a 10 or 15 minute break in between. I don't know if I'm now just over sensitive from the lack of sleep or what, but it is to the point where her kicks are actually hurting me. And not just rib kicks, all of them. It just pulls my skin when she kicks and I get a sharp pain. Anyone else gone through this? I'm using more moisturizer on my belly to help but it's really not...
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I agree with going on all fours for a while, it helps me a lot. It's even better if I rotate my hips while I do it too. It seems to calm/move her so the kicks go down and she stops
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Oh yikes I'm 27 weeks on Friday and just these past couple days I notice his kicks feel a lot stronger lol
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I'm 29 weeks but I think most of why it hurts is because she's already taking up my whole torso already
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How far along are you? I'm curious to when the kicks will start hurting lol
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Thank you, ladies. I guess it's just something to bring up to my doctor when I see him
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Hope u feel better
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Poor baby I though my baby was killing me with all the rib kicks and I feel him kick my pelvic bone but it sounds like your going through a lot the sad part is I have no real good advice to give
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Get on all 4s and let ur tummy  hang it helps
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