I need advice. Should I be worried?

Question

So I’m due November 10th and I will be exactly 36 weeks tomorrow but I’m measuring a week ahead. I’ve all of a sudden stopped feeling him move as much. I can get him to move if I sit a certain way but it’s nothing like he used to. I know they slow down because they start running out of room but is this normal? 2 days ago he was kicking normally like he would kick my husbands arm when we were cuddling and my husband would mess with him like that. Now he’s not kicking anywhere near like that.

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People have such different experiences during pregnancy. While this might be normal, I still think you should let your doctor know just to be safe

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If you notice a change of movements please call your birth suite and go in for monitoring. No one on here can tell you if it’s okay or normal. While it may be fine, I wouldn’t take that risk.

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I think it’s completely normal and nothing to be worried about (but you can also lay down for an hour or two and make sure the kicks are in count if you want, if they’re not then call your doctor) I’m 37 weeks tomorrow and my baby is also a little big, not ahead of time though, but I’ve realized that there are days like yesterday where she moves and kicks so so much and so strong and interacts with her daddy and i and then the next day (this would be today) she’s really calm, she hasn’t stopped moving but it’s way softer and slower than yesterday so I can really tell she’s been sleeping most of the day, she probably got tired from all the activity she’s been having the last couple days. I used to stress a lot about this too but I’ve learned to understand her schedules a little bit more and that makes me feel a whole lot better :)

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Thank you everyone! We called the on call ob and spoke to her and she told us to come in so we are not waiting at the hospital to be seen.

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I would call your OB.

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Call your doctor if he changed the movements.

I need advice. Should I be worried?

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