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I'm 17 weeks pregnant and my baby does not move is that normal
I'm 17 weeks pregnant and my baby does not move is that normal
i already have 2 boy and with both it was nothing but jumping up because they would move so much at 4 months. I get worried sometimes because this baby dosen't move for days or sign of life. is that normal?
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girl yes your ok. im 19 wks and still havent felt mine.. i had a sono today that sucker was moving everywhere!! if its your first its probably hard to tell what it is.. i couldnt even feel it when i SAW it, your ok.. especially if your having prenatal visits, can hear the heart, and are growing normal. if anything ask your doc for a sono!
What you feel depends on a lot of variables - you feel the kicks directed toward the front more than the back. If your placenta is more toward the front of your belly, you'll feel less. Or the baby could just be oriented with her back to your front. Most women don't feel anything until after 20 weeks. If you get worried, ask your OB for a quick ultrasound check. A nurse can do it and it takes two minutes - and the sound of baby's heart will put your heart at rest.










