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Rescued movements?

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tay21 · 27/10/2020 11:59

When would you worry about rescued movements? I'm 21 weeks and been feeling baby kick constantly for the last week but today she seems to be a bit quiet compared to the other days, she doesn't feel so strong and active. Do they have quieter days this early on or is this something to worry about?

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haba · 27/10/2020 12:13

Please try not to worry- I know, it's hard Smile
Have a really cold drink or perhaps some lunch and see if baby starts up after about twenty minutes.
If you are still worried, do ring your midwife- that's what they're there for.
Baby's probably just sleepy today Smile

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netstaller · 27/10/2020 12:17

Like PP said have a sugary fizzy drink and see if she starts to move about. If not get it checked out - better safe than sorry xx

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sarahc336 · 27/10/2020 12:24

At 21 weeks they're still small enough to hide, if your worried phone up but don't be alarmed if at 21 weeks the midwife you speak to isn't overly worried. Xx

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Oneandabean · 27/10/2020 12:38

Absolutely ring if you are worried but remember babies don’t get into a set pattern until around 28 weeks. At 21 weeks baby is still small enough to move into a position you don’t feel her as much.

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ForTheLoveOfHalloween · 27/10/2020 12:40

I think I was told not to worry till after 24 weeks, because baby is so small. Though I went in once to have baby checked before 24 weeks because I was worried.

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MumChats · 27/10/2020 12:41

I worry about this all the time. My midwife told me it isn't a problem until 30+ weeks as they are still so small at 21 weeks that you can't reliably feel them every time they move. Helped me stop panicking but so hard isn't it!

I agree with PPs, have something sugary and then lie down and focus on feeling movement. Hopefully you'll get a reassuring prod Smile

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LouisLitt · 27/10/2020 17:25

It’s too early.

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