@pinkbarbiex22 awww! Went to the er and baby girl is doing great! :)

@angelbrownell26, ☺️💛

@miaheka yes ive diffently noticed this! Omg yes such a beautiful thing! :)

@angelbrownell26, Anytime girl! 😊💛

@angelbrownell26, Yaaaay!!! You’ll feel a lot more movement on your sides than the front of your stomach as she grows. The placenta is only in the front, so as she gets bigger her kicks will get stronger on your sides. That’s how it was for me when I was pregnant with Bellamy. lol It’s a beautiful thing! ☺️💛

@miaheka yes me too. Ill ask them when i go on the 23rd! :) Thank you! Shes just kicking away now. :)

@miaheka oh okay. Im laying down on my left side and shes kicked me 4 times so thats good! :)

I’m surprised your doctor didn’t tell you about your anterior placenta.

@angelbrownell26, Not necessarily. She’s just right behind your placenta. So when she kicks you she’s actually kicking the placenta instead of your actual stomach. lol 🙈

@miaheka okay good. I had no idea what the ment. So shes probably further away from the front of my stomach?

@jellybeans_mumm okay thank you i will make some orange juice and give this a try

@deborahjq okay im eating ice cream right now.

Drink something cold or lay on your left side , always in doubt call your doctor ❤️

@miaheka how do i know if i have that?

Sometimes babies have lazy days. Whenever i get worried, I guzzle down ice cold water or some orange juice, lay on my left side and without fail, the baby starts dancing.

I'd say try doing this before going to the hospital. If there's very little to no movement, then definitely go.

With anterior placenta, yes. It’s completely normal.