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How often should baby move at 24weeks pregnant?
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Continuously: Hi Tina, A 24 week fetus moves continuously. There is a lot of fluid around the baby at this time and they have a lot of room to move. Whether you feel all of this movement is another thing entirely. If you want to feel the baby. Lay down on your left side after drinking something cold and sweet and I bet he or she puts on a show for you.
Answered 1/27/2015
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