Is it normal not to feel baby much at all with anterior placenta at 29 weeks?

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If you’re worried I would definitely get it checked out if movement decreases. I also have anterior placenta and was told movements should be consistent from 27 weeks. It’s always best to be safe even if you just ring up your midwife and get it checked over the phone.

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I had times when I didn’t feel anything for a few days and got checked once. It ruined my pregnancy cos I was worried all of the time. I used to go sit in a dark room for half an hour with no distractions and I’d usually feel baby move. Also another time I put a remote control on my bump and could see it moving slightly from baby but couldn’t feel a thing so try that! Definitely get checked if you are worried- but try and relax too! X

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I have a anterior and my movements have been pretty consistent since 20 weeks, I know when he will move more or less. Any worries go see someone x

Is it normal not to feel baby much at all with anterior placenta at 29 weeks?

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