Baby on opposite schedule

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• kynbar5 member

  November 2015

  Lol welcome to motherhood!

  

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• Kurtni member

  November 2015

  I feel my baby most at night and when I wake up in the morning too. I've read all the movement during waking hours can rock them to sleep, so I guess when we are being still at bedtime, it feels like partytime in utero.

  

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• Parker16772 member

  November 2015

  Yes and be prepared for them to be on the same schedule when they are born. It takes a while before they want to sleep at night and stay up some during the day. 

  
  

  
  

  

  
  

  

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• tJaffe member

  November 2015

  Same here. Baby is definitely most active at night. Felt like he was bouncing of one side like he was on a trampoline last night! I think maybe the movement of walking around all day is rythmic enough to keep him asleep all day? But he still kicks me around 10:30-11 near lunch time as if to say "I'm hungry, feed me!" Another teacher at my school said she slept in a recliner the last few months because her DD wouldn't stop kicking all night and it allowed her to sleep better.

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• mybigfatgreekfetus member

  November 2015

  Oh, totally! My little guy kicks me most of the night then usually right before meals- I guess he gets woken up by my stomach growling!

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• skruhmin member

  November 2015

  9pm = dance party in the ol' ute.  4am too.  In a way it's a little nice to have anterior placenta so I'm not woken up all night long.
  

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• ClaireBear90 member

  November 2015

  Apparently both of my babies have been like this, but I've always slept through their nighttime antics. My husband, on the other hand, says that the babies keep him awake at night . . . to which I say, move your hand off my belly then! Cracks me up that he can't fall asleep because he's too distracted by the circus in my uterus.

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• FutureMrsCaesar member

  November 2015

  I think it's partly because you are most still and notice the movement the most at night.  My poor baby is all out of 'schedule' now because I'm up all.night.long coughing which I can tell keeps her awake.  We still have 18 weeks to hopefully get on a better schedule but I'm not holding my breath.  It's kind of nice to have the company when I'm up all night though

  
  

   
   
  

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• ecwk member

  November 2015

  I don't even care when baby kicks, I love the sensation so much!
  OP, you could try sleep train your baby in the womb!

  
  

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