silly question but am i worrying about nothingif sometimes i feel movement but yet other days i dnt ?

Answer 1

Not silly at all, perfectly natural, your baby will be healthy, and beautiful as well

Answer 2

I dont know how far along you are, but in your 3rd trimester you should feel movement everyday. There are times baby will be lazy or in a position that is too awkward to feel anything. But if you are just a few weeks from due date, movement should be monitored. Write down the times you feel something and the times you dont. Baby could be just sleeping. Want to wake him up? Eat something high in carbs and wait about 20 minutes. Good luck.
ps. when in doubt, call your ob-gyn

Answer 3

It depends on how far along you are. Early in my pregnancy, I felt her move at 3 months, but then nothing for a month. After about 5 months I felt her everyday, several times a day. Also, you won't notice it as much if you're out and about because your movement will rock your baby to sleep.

Answer 4

Go see your doctor. When I was pregnant, my doctor's nurse kept telling me that if I every didn't feel my baby move for a whole day, that I was supposed to call the office and they would get me in to listen for the heartbeat. Long story, short...when I was 27 wks, on a Wednesday evening, I knew I hadn't felt the baby move the whole day and I couldn't remember about the day before. I called and left a msg at the doc office, they called me the next day and told me to get in as soon as I could. I felt her move and heard her heartbeat, but I was measuring 3 wks too small, they sent me to the hospital for observation and I ended up delivering the next day. She was 1lb 3oz. They told me that my baby had stopped growing and if I hadn't gotten in when I did, she might not have lived. She is now 4 and perfectly normal. I don't want to scare you but this could be serious. Go see your doctor.

Answer 5

I dont' know if you've heard of "fetal kick counts" but they are important. Every baby is different, and what you need to be aware of is what is normal for YOUR baby. Essentially you lay down for a certain amount of time every day around the same time of day and count how many times the baby kicks(moves, flinches, tickels you...etc)....now the reason I am telling you this is that my friend lost her baby at 7 months to the cord being wrapped around the babies neck. She wasn't doing her "kick counts" and had gone in for her 7 month check up...and they couldn't hear a heart beat. A week later, she was induced to birth her dead baby. I know its a little harsh, but that very well COULD HAVE(not saying it would totally prevent) been prevented by doing her kick counts and going to the doc if she noticed anything wrong.

Answer 6

well how far along are u ? u could be feeling bubbles that is the baby moving but it is faint and if u r very far along and u dont feel movement then u need to go to the dr right away something may be wrong consult ur obgyn

Answer 7

Don't worry...you'll soon start to recognise patterns in your baby's movement. Some babies are more active than others and as you get further on you'll feel more movements as the baby gets bigger and your uterus wall becomes thinner.

Answer 8

Sweete,
Relax. My Mom said I kicked all the time, and my brother never moved. Her Mom told her, he was just a lazy boy. Turns out she was right. My girls moved and kicked some times. Other times not. Sometimes you could see it, I was so embarazzed, in the grocery line with my first girl!! I'll never forget it.

Answer 9

you haven`t said how far along in your pregnancy you are. it is normal to go a few days tho. any more then 3 and get it checked just to be on the safe side

Answer 10

its normal , some babies are more active than others the further on in pregnancy the more movement you will feel