let's talk about decreased movement...

Re: let's talk about decreased movement...

• MsMoseley member

  September 2009

  Nothing...LO does what the hell he wants to do...I have no control over my child lol
  

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• december2009arrival

  September 2009

  usually if i lie down on my back and count to 60 i'll feel at least one kick or a little movement.
  

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• Beenie

  September 2009

  I swear the only thing that wakes her up is me pushing on her and trying to wiggle her around. My other two would wake up every single time I ate but not this one!
  

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• nikkirenee81

  September 2009

  Sometimes I jiggle my belly a little, that seems to work...

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• rebeccaontherocks

  September 2009

  I rub his back in a downward motion. The MA at my NST appointment did it and it worked really well to make him move.  To do this you need to kinda know what position he/she is laying in.
  

  

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• pregali80 member

  September 2009

  Processed sugar. My kid always moves with it. Hmmm future sweet tooth?
  

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• AMYfromKY member

  September 2009

  I rub his back and talk to him.  It usually works.
  

  

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• goldenleaves member

  September 2009

  My LO likes Nerds candy or icecream to wake him up.
  

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• Shawnly82

  September 2009

  DH talking to her, she always kicks after hearing his voice...
  

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• SusieQ1982

  September 2009

  Chunks Ahoy cookies. I have a weird child. He doesn't move even a little bit for the delicious cookies at the Farmer's Market but he loves the cheap mass produced ones.

  Also, listening to music. Whenever I turn on a CD, he starts moving around. I guess he likes my taste in music.
  

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