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Iam 24 weeks pregnant and i want to know how much baby movement should be felt by me every day at this stage and i have a posterior placenta..
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Fetal movements: Normally, you should be fully aware of your baby movements at this time. You should be able to feel your baby daily. Later on at about 28 weeks, you can do fetal kick counts. 5 in an hour or 10 in 2 hours is considered normal.
Answered 8/17/2013
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