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Is it normal to feel baby kicking cervix at 19 weeks pregnant?
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Kicking: The baby kicking and that's a good sign. Probably will kick another spot tomorrow. I am unaware of any literature that suggests kicking towards the cervix will cause problems.
Answered 3/13/2020
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