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can;t sleep, feel as though baby is about her kick her way out of my cervix..

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metoo2222 · 16/12/2008 00:11

...and I'm only 22 weeks!

She honestly never keeps still. Huge kicks and right now she is kicking my cervix and I keep feeling like I'm going to wet myself!

Have actually spoken to midwife about all the movement and on scan she was described as 'doing an Irish jig!'.

Third DC and I've never known anything like this before!

don;t get me wrong. the movements are very reassuring but I really wouldn't be surprised if a little foot came shooting out in a minute!

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Littlemisskiwi · 16/12/2008 00:49

Hi meetoo2222

This is my first DC, I'm 27 weeks and still can't quite get used to all of the kicking, proding, jumping and poking. Bubs wakes me up or stops me from sleeping.

And it only gets stronger from now on right?

jeepers...

I'm taking an arnica based homeopathic tonic to help my hips, but have read it can help with bashings from the baby too...

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Littlemisskiwi · 16/12/2008 00:49

Hi meetoo2222

This is my first DC, I'm 27 weeks and still can't quite get used to all of the kicking, proding, jumping and poking. Bubs wakes me up or stops me from sleeping.

And it only gets stronger from now on right?

jeepers...

I'm taking an arnica based homeopathic tonic to help my hips, but have read it can help with bashings from the baby too...

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treedelivery · 16/12/2008 01:05

I suspect that were I to be scanned, my dd2 would be srung trying to prise open my cervix with her fingers. For me It's the most bonkers, painfull, thing and makes me pull funny face - but at same time it's reassuring and a welcome part of pregancy.

It's crazy being pregnant!

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