Does anyone else's LO have "lazy days"? He's got a pretty consistent one day on, one day off schedule. One day he will kick up a storm, and the next day, it's like he wore himself out and just takes it easy. I still feel "squirggles", but not the major kicking. Very strange.
Yes. My OBGYN calls them lazy days. She told me if I get worried drink something with caffiene and see if I get 5 kick counts in 15 mins. If I did not then call back right away.
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My LO started doing the same thing at around 35/36 weeks. He'll be super quiet with only small, infrequent movements for a day or two, and then he'll move practically nonstop for the next couple days. I thought it was really weird, so I mentioned it to my doctor, and she said it's totally normal.
My little guy does that too. He will be all squirmy one day and then really quiet the next. I think it's because he doesn't really have that much room to move around anymore.
Re: LO Lazy Days
I'm not sure if it's lazy days as much as it just may be the position they are in at any given point in time.
When lo was breech-I had much less movement. Now that she's in the right position-she moves all over the place, and even has less room.
So, I think how they are laying has a lot to do with what movement feels like. Not saying your baby is breech, but probably just all snuggley!