Are these kicks normal?

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I’m on my second child and you’d think I’d know what to expect by now 🙄. Is it normal to feel kicks only really low down. In my pelvic area for example. I’m 30 weeks tomorrow and she’s only ever kicking down there. It can get painful cause she hits my Cervix from time to time also. Is this soemthing I should bring up in my next appointment? 
Also around what week of gestation should she be head first before she can’t move anymore ?

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Babies always move so dont ever think theres a time baby will stop.
They can turn constantly until you have them.
Also welcome to lightning crotch

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Pretty normal both my boys kicked me that low all the time til the end it was weird

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I thought my baby girl wasn’t head down because I was sure I was feeling kicks on my cervix but it turns it she was head down but just constantly had her foot in her mouth which is what I was feeling 🤷🏻‍♀️

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I feel the same thing all the time ! It could be baby’s head moving around or a fist ! I was worried that my baby wasn’t head down yet but I had an ultrasound done today at 29 weeks and babe was head down🤗

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Normal to feel babe that low. My kids all turned around 30 weeks and stayed head down. If you feel more like tiny tickles down around there she’s probably head down. And if she kicks hard enough against the top it’ll feel like she’s kicking your cervix, but it’s just her head. 😂 and if the bump at the top of your belly is more cone shaped it’s baby’s bum. 😬

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Depending on your frame and bubs size they can turn up until birth, my second child was breach until 2 days before she was born but she did go spine on spine. As long as bubs still moving and kicking anything can be normal, it can also be hard to work out a punch from a kick when they can still flip around unless you have had many babies

Are these kicks normal?

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