How often do you feel your baby move?

Question

Are you supposed to feel the baby move every so much hours? I'm 28 weeks and 1 day. I noticed last week that the baby wasn't kicking me as much as before, but was still kicking me a quite a few time a day. I also been having busy days where I'm shopping or walking around all day and riding in the car for a little over an hour at a time, does this affect the babies movement?

Answer

When you walk and move a lot it rocks baby and they don’t move as much. I rarely feel my little one when I’m up and around. I feel him in the morning and at night and some times in between but def not alllllll the time like some moms say. But I also have an anterior placenta. 30+3

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Here and there throughout the day. Some days he's more active than others, some days I can feel him easier than others. But I always get my 10 kicks when I do my kick counts. Sometimes I'll get 10 in under a minute, sometimes I'll get 10 in 20-30 minutes. My doctors said that as long as I get 6 kicks in an hour, or 10 in 2 hours that it's normal. Also, the more you're moving and kept busy, the less likely you are to feel/notice their movements. They are also more likely to sleep while you're busy and move around in your down time. If you notice you haven't felt them in a while, I would lay down and have a snack and count kicks.

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You probably wont notice some of the kicks when you are busy and moving arround or focused on other things. Always remember every baby is different. Some kick more then others. Try to pay attention to when your baby is usually more active. If you are really concerned alwasy call your Dr!

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My daughter is the most active when I’m sitting down or laying down. She loves practicing her ninja moves 😂.

How often do you feel your baby move?

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