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maybe my kid is huge?

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Do you all ever feel movement and hiccups in your upper thighs? Like right where your leg meets your torso? Its teh wierdest thing. I assume that when he moves it pushes on a nerve and thats why I feel it there.... but maybe my kid is like 20 pounds and hanging down my leg...
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no... But I do feel hiccups in my butt...facing back so I think baby is in position...It is the strangest thing! I felt it for the first time on monday but now it is fairly normal...
Yep. Sometimes they're there and sometimes I feel them up high near my ribs, but today at my OB appt she said his head is way down. So who knows? LOL Maybe I'm actually feeling something else high up?
I felt them directly on my right hip the other night. It was odd.
or these little twitches on my thighs and arms sometimes, too, that feel exactly like baby moving but couldn't *possibly* be, heh. nerves are weird.

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They way dd layed in utero, I felt her in my stomach and BACK when she moved, she was totally on my right side. Left side of my stomach was practically flat but the right side was huge and she was across my side and I could feel her kicking me in the back. Aint pregnancy grand?
I do sometimes as my belly kind of rest on my thighs it is getting so big! I think it is just because the fluid makes the motion feel bigger.
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Do you all ever feel movement and hiccups in your upper thighs? Like right where your leg meets your torso?
yes, exactly there. it's SO weird, isn't it?
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I feel movement sort of under my pelvic bone, where my legs meet my torso. What makes me wonder if she is huge is that I often feel that movement simultaneously with movement up very high. She may just be long. DS was 23 inches at birth.
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