[monica82]

<p>I didn't realize I was supposed to write this down on the paper for the OB until a couple days ago. I don't remember doing this last time I was pg.  After I eat a meal I am supposed to lay on my left side & feel 6 movements in an hour.  I barely do this, I can't imagine if I had a FT job outside of home and/or more than one child already. No problems getting the movements. Feel like I'm a bad student b/c I didn'nt read the instructions when I first got them, oops. </p>

 

[myk]

<p>not everybody is told to do that, so it's not surprising that you missed it i'm glad they're not asking me to count movements. she moves plenty, i'm not worried, but if i had to lay down and actually count them i'd go nutty.</p>

 

[Weevil]

<p>I'm not doing actual counts either (and nobody asked).  My little guy moves around a LOT though, so I'm not really worried. </p>

 

[closedaccount15]

<p>I never did them with either. Although I had concern because a few days ago she didn't move after dinner, or breakfast or lunch the next day. So I went in and had some testing done. She was fine, just sleepy I guess. Now she is back to her normal kicking. So I think doing actual kick counts every night would just freak me out</p>

 

[monica82]

<p>Well the paper says after a meal...not all 3. And when u get to 6 u can stop counting. It's never taken more than 30 minutes. I didn't do it after lunch b/c I was sitting up doing thank u cards. Guess I'll try to lay down later.</p>