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Is extra movement during the day 3-4 times bad or a sign of something wrong with my baby? im 29 weeks pregnant. just worry if over activity is bad?
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It's ok: Extra movement is fine - those little babes can be quite the acrobats at 29 weeks - they still have lots of room to play! Decreased movement is worriesome.
Answered 5/16/2015
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