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A member asked:
Im 21 weeks n 4 a week been feelin her move every so often is it normal to not feel her almost all day?
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NORMAL: The baby is still very small at 22 weeks, and you may not feel much of the movement. I'll bet you are eating your words in 10 weeks when those kicks will keep you awake day and night! Take advantage of the relative quiet of this second trimester to get extra rest and the things you need to get done tackles, so you will have more time to lay back in third trimester.
Answered 5/19/2014
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