Does the baby slow down its kicks when u get close to having it i mean i still get kicks and feel it move?
Answer:
Yes, when you get closer to your due date kicking does slow down. you should still be able to feel the baby kick at least 10 times in an hour or two. If you think it has dramatically decreased I would see a doctor.
yes.. sort of... you still feel movement but it feels "different" mainly because baby hasnt got much room left to move around in
There is barely an inch for your baby to move towards the end so i guess it gives up trying. My 3 babies have all become very quiet (enough to make me worry) just days before birth. Hope you have your baby in your arms soon.
In all the books I have read it said that cole to giving birth the baby moves around less and less because there isnt that much room to move. But I have had to children and neither slowed down at all...I felt them the same if not a little bit more than normal and I went 8 days overdue with my first.
as the baby grows it tends to have a lesser space to move around so may be thats why the movements are less,what week are u in
Your baby seems to move less because there isn't a lot of room left to move around in as you approach your due date :)
It's like the calm before the storm! Enjoy it!
It slows down as you near the end because the baby is so much bigger. When this happened to me, I was so worried because I hadn't known about that before - and he had gone from being a serious "soccer player" to almost nothing. But all was fine.
The baby tends to move less when it starts to move down. I know I was so concerned about the lack of moment with my daughter and that is what they told me but they gave me a stress test to be sure. Of course she made me look dumb and moved a lot. I had her a couple days later.
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