View Full Version : Mommies to be please read need a little help


Soldierslove08
03-19-2008, 01:40 PM
So I am 26 weeks and my little peanut always kicks a lot. So the other day I did something really stupid:duh I moved some furniture. It was not light stuff either it was the bed and a small dresser. I know really stupid but anyhow to the point. Since then I have not felt her kick but twice in like two days. That is not normal at all for us she always kicks at least 10-15 times a day that I can actually count I stop after a while since she does it so much. So now sure if I should call the doc or not I dont want to be that over worried mom who just calls over nothing! HELP what do I do?

Donna
03-19-2008, 01:42 PM
if you have any feeling that something may be wrong. call your dr or go to L&D. big deal if there is nothing. better to be safe than sorry.

MSJackson
03-19-2008, 01:43 PM
if you have any feeling that something may be wrong. call your dr or go to L&D. big deal if there is nothing. better to be safe than sorry.

:agree

Berkley
03-19-2008, 01:45 PM
I agree with Donna
In the meantime try laying down and drinking some OJ that never failed to get mine doing the rain dance in my tummy.

MissAmyB
03-19-2008, 01:45 PM
Have you done a kick count and come up with less than ten in an hour?? If so, call your dr right now!!

Mommy2Bailey
03-19-2008, 01:50 PM
Always get checked out if you think something is wrong.

Soldierslove08
03-19-2008, 01:55 PM
Yeah and I layed down and SHE IS ALWAYS active when I lay down or drink water and nothing. I told DB last night and he seemed to be more concerned then I was about it so I thought I would ask you girls. I push on her and nothing and I always get kicked back. She is one of those I am pain in the ass let me kick you and tell you all about it. So for her not to kick at all is really not normal. I have felt one kick after really moving her around this am but thats it for the day. She usually wakes me at around 4 as well and nothing this am

Berkley
03-19-2008, 01:57 PM
Yeah and I layed down and SHE IS ALWAYS active when I lay down or drink water and nothing. I told DB last night and he seemed to be more concerned then I was about it so I thought I would ask you girls. I push on her and nothing and I always get kicked back. She is one of those I am pain in the ass let me kick you and tell you all about it. So for her not to kick at all is really not normal. I have felt one kick after really moving her around this am but thats it for the day. She usually wakes me at around 4 as well and nothing this am

If I were you I'd go in ASAP

Donna
03-19-2008, 01:59 PM
Yeah and I layed down and SHE IS ALWAYS active when I lay down or drink water and nothing. I told DB last night and he seemed to be more concerned then I was about it so I thought I would ask you girls. I push on her and nothing and I always get kicked back. She is one of those I am pain in the ass let me kick you and tell you all about it. So for her not to kick at all is really not normal. I have felt one kick after really moving her around this am but thats it for the day. She usually wakes me at around 4 as well and nothing this am

Well, then dont sit at the comp. Go to L&D and have them hook you up to the monitors to check her heart rate.

One thing I have learned. Go with your gut. If something seems off, get it checked out.

Soldierslove08
03-19-2008, 02:07 PM
Thanks I was on hold with doc office I am headed out now THANKS SO MUCH!

Caimbrie
03-19-2008, 02:08 PM
You doc hasn't told you about kick counts? If you have only felt her kick twice in 2 days you NEED to go in and be seen. If there is something wrong you want to know now.

Donna
03-19-2008, 02:10 PM
You doc hasn't told you about kick counts? If you have only felt her kick twice in 2 days you NEED to go in and be seen. If there is something wrong you want to know now.

I was never told about kick counts till I was 28-30 weeks with all the kids. I know with Danica, my dr's never said anything even with all the problems I was having.

Caimbrie
03-19-2008, 02:12 PM
I was never told about kick counts till I was 28-30 weeks with all the kids. I know with Danica, my dr's never said anything even with all the problems I was having.


I honestly have no idea when the docs have mentioned it to me :teehee

I would just think that if the baby kicked ALL the time and then wasn't all of the sudden that would be common sense to get checked.

Soldierslove08
03-19-2008, 02:32 PM
yes it is common sence to go get it checked but its my first baby and I have a non eventful pregnancy. So I thought I should ask before going in. Its lots of call and hold and wait with my doc office as well. So I did call and I am on call three and on hold. So yeah I know it should be checked just didnt want to be that over worried mom.

chely7425
03-19-2008, 02:34 PM
I have gone in and gotten checked a couple times when I didn't feel the baby moving as much... better safe than sorry! Hope you get through to your doctor and get some peace of mind soon!!

Donna
03-19-2008, 02:42 PM
yes it is common sence to go get it checked but its my first baby and I have a non eventful pregnancy. So I thought I should ask before going in. Its lots of call and hold and wait with my doc office as well. So I did call and I am on call three and on hold. So yeah I know it should be checked just didnt want to be that over worried mom.

Sometimes, it's better to be over worried than not worried at all:wink

DakotaCowgirl
03-19-2008, 02:52 PM
Agreed with all above. I would ask to be put on a fetal monitor to ensure the baby is ok. They will just check the heart beat.

Budreckisgrl0026
03-20-2008, 02:15 PM
I would deff go in, like the other girls said its better to be safe then sorry. I hope everything is okay with the baby!!

Ellen
03-20-2008, 02:21 PM
Update???????

Caimbrie
03-20-2008, 02:28 PM
Sometimes, it's better to be over worried than not worried at all:wink


:yes definitely

My cousine didn't worry too much when she didn't feel her baby kicking the day before she gave birth. She gave birth to full term a still born baby girl. Had she went in the day before they could have saved the baby. It's one of those better safe than sorry type things. I went in at least once for all of my pregnancies for decreased fetal movement.