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I am 24 weeks pregnant and feeling fetal movements daily..but i want to know how much baby movement to be felt normally at this stage?
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Any movement is ok : Movement at 24 weeks is normal, without counting. At 28 weeks, i would want at least 15 movements per day in general.
Answered 5/19/2015
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Daily: The baby should move daily. It sounds like it is. If you are worried about it, eat something or drink a soda with sugar in it, and then lay on your side and feel for movements. A normal baby will move often after you raise your blood sugar.
Answered 8/16/2013
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