I was the same way. I have an anterior placenta which is why I couldn't feel her all the time. it's like a cushion between me and her. So the baby may be moving, you just don't notice or feel it all the time. I was worried all the time and still am at times. Cold water usually does the trick for me

@nessielynn, that's what I've heard too! I noticed when I was working I couldn't feel him either because he was sleeping or because I was so busy I never noticed but as soon as I got home he would go crazy!

yeah I know I'm prolly just freaking myself out. I'll talk to my obgyn tomorrow about it.

true sometimes, but if ur up and about during day, the baby is more likely at resting period cuz of rocking motion lbvs!!! and bcuz ur resting at night and there's no rocking,,they tend tobe more awake!!!! I've had that problem all y pregnancies!!!! and once in a while she'll move after eating.. bit I rather her not Lol!!! that way I can enjoy my food and relax after without all the kickimg

I'm on my feet all day at work so that could be why I don't feel him. and no I don't feel anything after I drink cold water.

yup. she'll move sometimes, but not always after I eat. the reason they move so much at night is because all day they're essentially being rocked to sleep. at night, no rocking so the get bored.

I've heard a mixture of stories. Some say that when you're moving throughout the day, the motion puts the baby to sleep. Do you feel anything after drinking cold water?