thanks guys,
definatly feeling some movment just not as strong as it was with my first at this point think im probly carying a lot of water this time round whereas my first bump was rock solid and all baby lol
I'm 27 weeks with my 4th and she is VERY active!! The only time I don't feel her move is when I'm sleeping... like rite now she is kickn on my cervix! And its kinda painful! But from the minute I wake up till I go to bed she's kickn n rolln and doin some weird movements in there lol.. with my 3 boys I don't remember them movin THIS much! I'm sure ur fine tho.. long as ur feelin some kinda movement..
I'm expecting my third and they have all been very different, my second was a very lazy baby and she had too much fluid they had to buzz her in ultrasounds to get her to move and she is fine but now she's almost 2 and still very docile she prefers to sit with us and play instead of running all around like her sister.
I'm 27 weeks and my son was VERY active at this point, where as my daughter now is rather lazy during the day but she wakes me up every night at around 1:30 with SUPER strong kicks and I don't feel her much until the next night. Maybe a roll here and there but nothing like her late night play time. As long as you can feel her move even if you can't see it I wouldn't worry too much but maybe ask your dr just to be sure.
Im on my 3rd preg each one was different. This time around my baby didnt move strong until 7 months!! My other pregs were girls n this one is a boy! Im 32 weeks today..movements are so strong sometimes it hurts! :) dont worry..im sure baby is ok!
the tech just said its well out of the way at the begining of the pregnancy i thought it was a little weird because they picked a HB up at 8 weeks with a doppler then struggled to find it again till 18 weeks :S... yea mabe this baby is just much more lazy lol she could be giving me a good kick at night while im sleeping lol.
Did they say where the placenta was at your last ultrasound? Depending on it's placement, it can muffle movements making them harder to feel. All pregnancies are also different, as are all babies. Some are SUPER active while others are lazy the whole time.