Tricks to get baby to move?

Sonadora

She seems to have found a nerve to stomp on. It's bringing tears to my eyes.

::whimper::

SpartanChick88

I usually just push at her a little bit.  There's a nerve in my hip that she likes to box and I have to move her away from it.  Of course, whenever I do that, she belly flops onto my bladder... she's got an attitude already!

EmKo0210

I don't have any tricks......but I'm sorry she's stomping on that nerve. 

vlewis515

At that point you should be able to push her over some, I've also been told that if you get on the ground on your knees and elbows that the gravity can help make them fall forward.

swrlygrl

Ouch! Well I heard you can use a flashlight against your belly and the baby will move to turn away from it.

Jessicamz

If I push a bit on my belly my LO will usually move.

Sonadora

I pushed at her a bit and she moved....right on to the same nerve on the opposite side.

 

::pokes more:: Move along baby!

itsmyangel

one of the therapists i work with said to get on hands and knees and do the cat/camel move...just a few..its a pelvic exercise and might get baby to move

sinisterkat01

itsmyangel:

one of the therapists i work with said to get on hands and knees and do the cat/camel move...just a few..its a pelvic exercise and might get baby to move

I second this.  GL!

bahamama

LO seems most active when I sit forward in a chair. It's as if she's running out of room and trying to tell me so!

MrsNJTiger

This may sound crazy, but yesterday when I was walking my dog, I had so much pressure and my side pains were coming back.  I tried pushing around and nothing worked.  Then, my doggie did his business and after I bent down to pick it up, I couldn't believe how much better I felt!!  It was the weirdest thing, but it worked.  So I guess try bending down like you are picking something up...haha. 

I hope you feel better

Staribeth

Get on your hands and knees and start with a flat back, slowly arch from the lower part of your back, tightening your stomach muscles (that's the area you want to aim for) and then return slowly to flat back. Do this a few times. It has worked for me to get on my hands and knees to move this LO. HTH :-)