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I turned 27 weeks this Tuesday.. That particular day I felt baby move all day. Tha next day was a hassle. I barely felt him move. I went to tha hospital Later that night thinking somethin was wrong but getting there they informed me that everything was alright. Next day same thing, hospital again and everything was normal.. Both days I would feel him kick just not all tha time... Today same thing but I don't wanna keep running to tha hospital for clarity and they tell me tha same thing every time.. Has this happened to any other moms? Sorry for tha long post!!!
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I am also in my 27th week and am experiencing the same thing. He is particularly wiggly today while I sit and wait for my sugar test.
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The baby is fine when they are in a growth spurt they slow in movement then regain it. I am 27 weeks tomorrow and my daughter does the same thing its nothing to worry for
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Hi, I also turned 27 weeks last Tuesday. Ive been finding some days I have a lot of movement and other days not so much. At first I was a bit worried but I've come to think that is normal for me. As long as I still feel movements throughout the day I'm not letting myself worry. I think if you have 10 to 15 movements a day that's quite good. I was told if I worried to have a hot or cold drink and lye on my side for 30 mins I would probably feel movements.
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