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F word!
My child keeps kicking my ribs! Dear baby Jesus that flipping hurts !
Oh no!....I think im about to experience that soon. I feel my son kicking me at the far right of my side. An inch or two up and he is in rib shot!
I get a foot to the rib constantly and it deff does hurt horribly I can't stand it.
With my first pregnancy she actually cracked my rib! I had to wear some band thing. And with this one she's gotten her foot stuck a few times!:/
No way! I didn't know all that was possible!!! How do you unstick her foot? Can it break their foot or hurt them in any way?
I've never heard of it hurting them. She just eat it loose her self. Sometimes I rub it to help so she knows your hurting me with that foot haha.
You're welcome. At least this one isn't like my foot with the rib problem! I hope you don't get it like I did. And good luck with your pregnancy!
When did you all experience the rib kicking?? Seeing my friends go thru that in the past it definitely looks painful :( I'm 27 weeks!
Mine started at about 30 weeks... At first it wasn't bad but the last couple days he's been kicking hard! I assume it will only get worse
Makes sense since there's not too much room at that point Lol another thing for me to look forward to! -_- hope it eases up for you some!!
Me too haha I guess a kick to the ribs isn't as bad as coming out my vagine so I should man up lol
There are some stretches you can do that will get the babys foot out your ribs. The one i do has worked really good i wish i know about the stretches with my firstborn.
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