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19 weeks - inconsistent movements

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Pootletrinket · 16/11/2010 18:37

Realised that, towards the end of last week, I was getting plenty of daily wrigglings (2nd pregnancy) particularly in the end of the day, but last 2 days had nothing - had been quite calm and assumed this was OK as it's so early, but occured to me that maybe I ought to check - anyone?! TIA!

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spinaltap · 16/11/2010 18:47

It's probably fine - the baby might have changed position or something, but do go and see your midwife and get them to have a listen. They won't mind!

Maitri · 16/11/2010 20:20

I got really panicky at around 19 weeks for exactly the same reason but the mw told me that there's still a lot of room in there and its little movements won't always be felt. She also reminded me that tiny babies tend to sleep a lot. Fast forward to 24 weeks and there's no peace!! As spinal says though, the mw won't mind if you ask for a listen to put your mind at rest.

Dartfordmummy · 16/11/2010 22:41

I had the same thing. Rang my midwife today and she sent me to the Fetal monitoring centre and they said everything was fine. She also said around 19/20 weeks the baby will start to move up higher where it has more room and therefore you won't feel the movements as much. As soon as I left the hospital the baby went mad and has been moving all afternoon and evening!!

japhrimel · 17/11/2010 09:33

Totally normal. Before 28 weeks you should just be trying to work out if your baby has a pattern of movement (but if they do, chances are it'll change anyway). It's after 28 weeks that you have to worry if movement lessens.

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