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movements after meals

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KatyN · 20/07/2011 14:26

my little chap always has a REALLY good wriggle after I've eaten something.. I mostly notice it after a proper meal but he's the same after I've had a snack (but slightly less wriggly).

I can't work out why.. does anyone know. I can't believe my blood sugar changes that quickly and gets to him, but I'm also not sure how close to my tummy he is (where the processing is happening) for him to be disturbed by that.

It doesn't bother me.. infact tonight I have a date with my DH after dinner to see if he can feel him moving, but I just wondered why!

thanks
katy

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lovemysleep · 20/07/2011 14:33

always wondered too! Think it must be all the gurgling coming from your tummy, as it's quite noisy in there...

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coastgirl · 20/07/2011 15:06

I get this too - if nothing else, it's a good excuse to keep eating when you think baby's being a bit quiet Grin

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daimbardiva · 20/07/2011 15:55

Yes, I defintiely get this too - I've always thought it's just the activity in your digestive system that wakes them up?

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BakingBunty · 20/07/2011 16:10

Mine often starts wriggling around before meals, almost as if he/she is getting hungry and demanding food. Great excuse for tucking in!

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Renaissance227 · 25/07/2011 09:53

I get some wriggling before eating too. Nice reminder to eat! Smile

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loverocky · 26/07/2011 13:36

i have noticed i get this to :) lovemysleep could be right about the noises in the tummy and then i get alot of movement at night which i did with my first baby.
good reason to look forward to meal times and bed time :D love feeling my lil tadpol wriggle x

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loverocky · 26/07/2011 13:36

i have noticed i get this to :) lovemysleep could be right about the noises in the tummy and then i get alot of movement at night which i did with my first baby.
good reason to look forward to meal times and bed time :D love feeling my lil tadpol wriggle x

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