LO has been moving all over today, and I was jw how active babies and their movements are when you're having contractions?
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P would move right before a contraction would start (and he always moved to the right), so right when he moved i knew a contraction would follow. i felt him all throughout my labor except when pushing i have no idea if he was moving or not bc i was so busy/tired at that point.
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I couldn't feel Lo move at all during contractions! All I felt was pain!
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I honestly don't remember. I was too concentrated on the pain!
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I couldn't feel DS moving at all - he was in a bad position and I had crazy back labor.
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I don't remember feeling the baby move at all during labor, but I was also just focused on getting through each contraction.
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Pretty much what everyone else said, there was too much pain to remember her moving!!
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I don't remember LO moving around too much! He probably didn't have much space!
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I agree with the rest. I can't remember feeling LO at all while in labor.
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@rachiecakes: Same here...I didn't feel him at all.
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I agree with all the other ladies, I was too focused on the pain to notice movement.
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I don't remember him moving at all and had read that I probably wouldn't feel anything.
I didn't even feel when he had crowned. I was totally surprised!
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I have always heard that movement slows down during labor...not completely sure why, maybe there's just too much going on!
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she didn't move at all during labor. she had the hiccups earlier in the day and was a little nutcase during my NST at 3 pm (she was born at 9:27 pm), so I wasn't worried.
to be honest, it wasn't even on my mind. I just thought about it now and realized I didn't feel movement during labor. I was much more focused on surviving those hellish contractions!
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didn't feel anything from LO, too much pain from contractions, and then i had an epidural, so definitely didn't feel much except the pressure from the contractions, but I did feel when LO's head and then shoulders were pulled through (sorry if tmi).
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