Quiet days?

Question

My baby has been moving, just a lot “lazier” than normal. I can still definitely count 10 kicks easily. But is it okay for babies to have a lazy day? I freak out every time I don’t feel her for a couple of hours. I’m 28 weeks so🤷‍♀️

Answer

I’m 35+3 and still feel this way sometimes. Even yesterday I was concerned and laid down to do a kick count and then of course she was quite active the rest of the evening. My doctor didn’t seem concerned since even with her lazy days, there seems to be a pattern of active days following

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My babies (with three pregnancies now) have been much slower during the day and pretty well as soon as I lay down for bed at night they decide to start the acrobatics.   Walking around and moving all day I tend not to notice the movements unless I sit down and do a kick count and or it rocks baby to sleep.  Every baby has their normal.  Always bring up anything that makes you concerned or is out if the ordinary with your doctor!

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That happened to me all the time. He would have 2 super active days and then 1-2 lazy ones. It happened for most of my third trimester. My ob said as long as I felt him moving and noticed a pattern that was “his normal”.

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They can sleep up to 2 hrs at a time. As long as you aren’t going more than 2 hrs without movement I wouldn’t be worried but you can always go in to be monitored if you are.

Quiet days?

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