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I am 23 weeks and 2 days pregnant, baby is moving and kicking as usual?
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Very normal: AT 23 weeks you should definitely be feeling lots of movements...maybe not quite as much in terms of ACCELERATION as you did 5-6 weeks ago but still quite active. You should feel movements all the way to the end but it will get a bit slower from about 28 weeks to birth.
Answered 11/30/2020
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