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This is by far my wiggliest baby - he's kicking up a storm all the time! It's amazing!!! Anyone else have a marathoner getting a workout on your internal organs?
 

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My little guy moves around all the time. I don't have to eat anything sweet for him to start kicking and moving around like crazy either. It's nice to know that he's doing good. lol
 

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Yup, this one really moves more than my last. Which is just strange since with my last I ate lots of chocolate and sugar, and this time I haven't had ANY refined sugars. Hmm...
 

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Yup, my little girl is always moving about. She's really sensitive to outside stimulation too. She'll often kick at any poking or pressure from the outside and I can always get to to move by shaking my belly around. My husband felt her at 22 weeks because she likes to kick at hands or pokes on my belly. Last night he rested his hand on my belly and she rolled over and kicked him 3 times. She also kicks like crazy if I roll over on my stomach too much at night... I told my midwives this at my last appointment and she proved me right by kicking the stethascope really hard over and over until it moved.


I don't remember my son being so sensitive to the world outside. I can't wait to find out what kind of personality she has!


Also, I have an anterior placenta, so she really must be kicking hard!
 

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Not sure if it's my posterior placenta or what, but yeah, the baby drives me nuts kicking all the time. She also seems to kick the same spots over and over, including my bladder
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Jonah is doing flips in there!!! My OB said he was doing "150s" when she listened to his heart on Monday. He has been especially active the last three days. I'm not sure if that has anything to do with the extra movement from housework I've been doing...
 

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My guy is rather quiet, actually. He tends to shift positions and roll around a little and then settle comfortably. He wiggles around mostly at night when I stop moving around. It would be so great if his calm movements were at all indicative of his personality (and not just symptoms of an anterior placenta).
 
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