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I'm 34 weeks pregnant. i've noticed that my baby wiggles when i eat/drink something hot or cold. can this be affecting my baby? and in what way?
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No: The baby's movements are quite independent of your food temperasture. They do like to dance to music! :)
Answered 4/23/2016
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