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kicked while pregnant!!! Worrieddd!!!

I'm 20 weeks and 1 day and I only felt little flutters in my tummy but a little while ago my boyfriends 7 year old cousin kicked me in my stomach exactly where the baby is on the side and it was a strong kick and after that I started feeling my baby kick stronger than before.. I wanted to punch the little kid. My boyfriend was joking with him and said for him to kick me out of the house cause I like the Lakers and all of a sudden he stands up on the chair and kicks me knowing I'm pregnant. Should I be really worried??
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I would see your doctor anything can happen and even though the baby is protected in there any hit to the stomach should be checked out my son is six and he can hurt his father and uncles when he plays ruff I definitely would at least call my Dr
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If u start feeling cramps, pain, or bleeding I would go in . Uhh thats ugly thing to experience I would of had a reflex nd snapped back.
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Oh no I smell a butt whipping he to big for all that but however baby should be fine he well protected in their.
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Yea I'm not sure why exactly he decided to kick me in my stomach. But I'm gonna make sure he doesn't do it again. Thank you
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Babies are pretty well protected in there - I think you should probably be fine.

A 7 year old is MUCH TOO OLD to kick someone in the stomach,  though.  This isn't like a 2 year old.

He sounds a little dangerous.
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