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30wk pregnant, baby keeps having quiet days although had scans & heartbeat has been monitored everything been checked & all ok, is this normal?
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It seems normal: You have had check ups and scans and heartbeat is ok.So it seems everything is normal.At 30 weeks babies can have quite days and is normal
Answered 3/16/2015
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