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Hi everybody..currently i am 21wks 5dys the past 2 or 3 days i noticed that he doesn't kick or move as much. Normally he is a night baby he moves & kicks all nights..right now i feel tiny movements every now & then but no as much , also my appetite seems to be fading...is all of this normal??
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Thanks that helps alot. I actually find myself always thirsty vs hungry
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3224409 tn?1356206827
do not worry about movements... i m 22+3 i still do not feel my baby move a lot... some days he just off and some days he is active... i started feeling him at 19wks.. Movements are not consistent before 26 wks with some women it goes upto 28 wks... thats why doc/mw never tell you to count movements before third trimester coz babies have their days... as long as u r feeling something everything is ok... they still small and change positions... some days i feel my son so much that i actually get slight pain and sometimes i dont feel him at all...

and regarding your appetite it can change time to time.. sometimes u eat alot sometimes u dont.... its nothing to worry about... as long as you are feeding healthy food decrease is not a problem....

if you are still concern try talking to ur doctor... for now try drinking something cold or sweet and lay down see if he gives you some good movements...


take cares and best of luck
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