No movement?

Question

Hey ladies. 24 weeks- I have an anterior placenta, so don't feel baby too much when I'm up & about, but usually feel her move for a while every night before bed. Tonight I haven't. Is this ok? I know that kick counting doesn't start til the third tri, but I'm still nervous.

Answer

I don't have an anterior placenta and I can't usually feel my son move while I'm standing/walking/sitting in a moving car. I can't only feel him move when I'm absolutely sitting still or laying still in bed.

I didn't feel him move for a whole day but my doctor said its normal. There's still room for the babes to kick to the back of your uterus where we won't feel them. Plus they like to sleep a lot too. Try not to stress. I hope all is well.

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It's normal for a baby to not move at its normal time in the second tri get some ice cold orange juice or apple juice and drink it then lay down on your left side and your should feel her move a bit if not I still wouldn't feel too worried

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I have an anterior placenta as well and am just at 25 weeks. I didn't feel her Thursday night at all and like you it worried me so I called my doctor Friday and she said totally normal. Especially with an anterior placenta you may not feel consistent movement until 30 weeks or later. She suggested the same thing as someone else said, drink some oj or another juice with high sugar and lay on your left side in a quite room and you should feel some movement but if not don't panic.

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I am in the same vote. Just seeing dr on thurs but it is making me feel nervous.

No movement?

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