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I'm 20 weeks pregnant and how often/times a day should i feel the baby move? so far it's once a day and sometimes not at all.
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20 weeks: You should monitor the baby more around 28 weeks and up at least ten times in 2 hours once a day.
Answered 2/2/2013
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