feeling odd.

MissRissx3 · March 2015

DD hasn't been moving much today. I feel she's moving a lot less than any other day. I've drank a pop, ate some sugar etc. And she barely moves. Now my head is pounding severely and that never ever happens. I'm 29 weeks Monday. Idk if I'm just paranoid or what.

shouldn't she be moving more?

rosannewild · March 2015

If you have any fears at all, go in. They will hook up the monitor and have a look to make sure she is well. I've gone in twice with no apologies. They've been awesome and taken my concerns seriously each time. Best result, she's had a lazy day.

ali0608 · March 2015

You should feel 10 movements in 2 hours. So lay down and keep track. If she doesn't move that much, call your doctor right away. That's what I was told.

MissRissx3 · March 2015

I felt 10 in less than a half an hour, but that was way earlier. So I'm assuming it is a lazy day for her. I'm praying.

Shanfrey82 · March 2015

I have a weekly tradition of this, I get all nervous and then things go back to normal. It's so stressful and this is my third, so I totally understand. But yes for sure they can have lazy days or be turned in an odd direction that is harder to feel the movements. Sending tons of love and positive thoughts and prayers your way. I'm sure baby girl is just a lazy girl today ❤️

toddabunny · March 2015

Know what you mean, mine has lazy days sometimes where I don't feel her most the day and then all of a sudden she can't stop, think like the others say she's having a lazy day

TBsquared · March 2015

If it's a drastic change from her normal movements then no harm in contacting your doctor, but from the sounds of it, she's just having a lazy day. My girl does the same thing, she's usually non stop and pretty hard movements but every week she gets lazy. I count kicks and she's still on track but just not being as aggressive in there!

cpage2211 · March 2015

Lazy days make me worried too. From here on out (and since we all found out about our LO) the worry never stops. It just changes form.

Last night I was having some very mild cramping but had no spotting or bleeding and baby was really active so I decided to just try and not think about it. Easier said than done. I do hope you're feeling better today sweetie!

MissRissx3 · March 2015

Thank you all for the advice! Just as I was trying to fall asleep last night, she started wiggling and wouldn't stop. I got thee biggest smile on my face

lol. I'm thinking her pattern is probably different than mine and she likes to sleep while I'm awake.

tots325 · March 2015

There are days where I feel that baby moves too little and days where it's a ton. My hubby is a light sleeper, so if I turn or anything he wakes, he said he's been putting his hand on my belly when I'm sleeping and feel that baby is very active. Baby could be a night owl lol. If I'm at work or busy doing other things I don't notice movement, it's when I just relax I start noticing. Like others said if you are really worried talk to your Dr. Anyway, glad to hear you finally felt the wiggles.

nanetto · March 2015

If I have a busy day I dont feel her at all until is bed time and Im resting and its her playing time in my bump. But I feel her constantly when Im on my back

babinante · March 2015

My doctor told me it slows down around 29/30 weeks

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