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22-23 weeks baby had really strong movements, now 24 weeks, she's gentle but still active. wonder if it's normal to have such strong movements.
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Less room: You will find that at this point baby is adding on size and becoming more limited by the walls of the womb.Earlier gymnastic events are no longer possible in a tighter space. The fluid to baby ratio peaks at about 12-14 weeks before they are felt and declines to a minimum by birth. Gentle movements later on are the norm.
Answered 4/29/2016
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