Quiet/lazy days?

Question

Is it normal for a baby to have really active and really quiet days at 37 weeks? He has done this before but every time I forget, and I get nervous like it's the first time. He still meets kick counts on quiet days (if he didn't I would go in right away) but he seriously can go from moving allll day to the next day I have to really concentrate to feel him. Is this normal? I was just in for a NST on Monday because I was worried and he moved through the whole thing (of course) and for the next 36 hours. Now he is having a quiet day or two. Due in 16 days

Answer

It's been normal for me. One day she's all over the place and the next pretty chill but meets kick counts. It's been that for me for a couple months now. 38 weeks today.

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I have ups and downs of movement too. You’re have to remember it depends on a lot of what you do too. What you eat, drink, activity level, how tired you are. I had beef nachos last night and I don’t think I’ve had them this whole time and It was party time in there last night! 👊🏻🤛🏻💥💥 Also don’t forget they are still growing but running out of room. I think some quieter times is them getting used to less space and all. Good luck! 🍀

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I'm 36 weeks and 4 days and have been told by my doctor it's normal. This after going to the hospital 2 days ago for less movement. My baby girl is pretty active so two days ago when she was lazy I panicked and went in. The nurse told me they also enter more sleeping patterns around this time. She said to drink cold orange juice to help them wake up a little and get them moving. She said regardless if I'm worried or just feel off I can go in and they will monitor some more. Hope this helps. 🤗

Quiet/lazy days?

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