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This is not my first pregnancy but this is new to me i'm 22 weeks and there are days he moves a lot and days he hardly moves is this normal or no?
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OK: This is not uncommon. The growing baby may be "sleeping" often and then when awake, the movements will obviously increase. Be sure to keep regular appointments with you Ob/Gyn and let them know of any concerns you may have. Congratulations and best wishes.
Answered 9/7/2014
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