Less movement?

Question

Should you have to be seen for less baby movements?

Answer

generally speaking,  yes. 
however,  u need to understand how it works. they bigger they get, the more time passes, the more the movements become more like rolling movements, not so much kicking.  they slowly stretch and that causes a more rolling movement than a kicking as before.  they are more subtle and less painful. that's because they are growing and becoming more limited in their space.
suttle rolling movements are just as good as kicks. if u have definitely seen a decrease in movements as a whole( not moving for hours at a time at all, no matter what u eat drink or sit like), then it's time to see your obgyn,  or if you are further along, close to due date,  go directly to the labor and delivery triage area and tell them baby is not very active.  they will probably do a stress test and see how baby is doing

Answer

I've noticed this as well, I'm 38+ weeks so i know space is limited in there now but still not as active as I'd like him to be. I have an OB appointment tomorrow so I'll see what she says. He still moves just not as much as before, during the day I think he sleeps and around 11pm he wakes up and is pretty active. 
I did go to the hospital for decreased movements around 34ish weeks I believe and they said anything less then 6 movements in a 1-2 hour period should be brought attention. She told me to try laying down and just focusing on baby move.

Answer

if you’re 28+ weeks and have tried laying down and drinking something sugary and still aren’t having many movements you need to go to l&d; ASAP!!!!!!!!

Less movement?

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