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Libra & Hope :
Mine definitely doesnt move 10 times every hour
2025-12-08 16:20:22
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samanthaajoanne20 :
If I’m on the go and moving around I don’t notice anything but soon as I rest I notice movement, but it is what’s completely normal for you, you recognise you’re own babies patterns x
2025-12-08 11:48:32
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Lynch L 🤍🐰 :
If you’re moving around loads you don’t tend to notice, especially with an anterior placenta.
2025-12-08 16:42:51
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Hols :
I've been told to ignore the 10 times in an hour advice because every baby has their own patterns and every mum feels them differently based on placenta/water levels/positioning! I know for example boy does most of his movements around mealtimes. I also don't really feel him when I'm active and busy - I think because I'm distracted and apparently lots of movement can soothe them to sleep!
2025-12-08 12:16:47
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Sarah Lou :
My baby is 5 months old now and I only used to feel her properly first thing in the morning and late at night
2025-12-08 14:39:56
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Deenic :
I have three little ones. I think you only need to be concerned if the movement reduces, so keep track of what her normal movement is. If you are worried never feel bad for getting checked.
2025-12-08 11:52:37
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jelly joe :
31 weeks just now and still no pattern! she has days when she's really active and days when she's really quiet, just the odd movement here and there.
2025-12-08 14:24:42
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Sophie Planes :
Anterior placenta girlie here! 23 weeks and have only just started feeling movements. They’re definitely not regular and she’s wayyy more active at night
2025-12-08 11:37:31
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Robyn ✨ :
I had an anterior placenta and my whole pregnancy I struggled to feel her. And the ten and hour absolutely not. My consultant said ten separate movements a day
2025-12-08 22:22:56
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J-em018394 :
She will move when your resting. In the daytime - I didn’t feel her much was too busy . When I’m sat still and relaxed she moved more, so felt her mostly in the evening, during the night, and early morning.
2025-12-08 22:39:54
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kayah :
posterior placenta here and only started feeling movement at 23 weeks. Also my baby moves maybe 5 times a day I'm now almost 26 weeks.
2025-12-08 22:46:32
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Channonkiera ﾒ𝟶 🎈 :
I had an anterior placenta and didn't feel as much as I did with my first, the placenta is cushioning most of the kicks
2025-12-08 12:06:56
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Leah Devaney :
I’m 28 weeks and sometimes baby is very active and moves all day other days are quiet. I’ve been worried a couple times and have got checked and everything has been ok. Her normal is active morning and night and quieter during the day but I still worry as I wouldn’t say it’s 10 per hour
2025-12-08 19:06:36
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mamagracec :
I had an anterior placenta and definitely did not feel her 10 times an hr even at the end!!! But defo chat to your midwife next time you see her x
2025-12-08 11:34:52
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daisyclon :
My baby is not a big mover and shaker and I have an anterior placenta. As far as the docs are concerned baby is healthy and just a bit lazy!
2025-12-08 20:03:46
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kristal :
10 times in an hour is no longer recommended. Try and learn babies pattern and if they don’t move as normal go get checked. Keep some sugary pop in the fridge, have a can and lay down on your left side and concentrate on movements. I miss the small ones if I’m not concentrating. Xx
2025-12-08 14:05:00
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Kate O' Mahony :
Am see when ur moving around the house doing things ur rocking her to sleep but when ur relaxing on the couch she will move a lot more
2025-12-08 12:28:07
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Siobhán🇬🇧 :
they have their own rhythm, but if you are worried please call your midwife right away. if just for peace of mind x
2025-12-08 11:33:45
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Emma Lovelady :
I don’t believe there’s any set amount of movements you should feel per hour- it says on the nhs website it’s about understanding your baby’s usual pattern of movement. I am 27 weeks pregnant also with an anterior placenta- I feel lots of movement in the morning when I first wake up, not so much during the day time when I’m moving around and then much more in the evening when relaxing
2025-12-08 11:55:45
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Olivia3v3 :
On the flip side Please don’t over think this but also don’t feel scared to ask anyone. I never felt my daughter who is now 2 and I never stopped feeling my son who’s 6 months. What ever normal is for you !
2025-12-08 11:43:27
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Georgia Hanner :
I was told because of my anterior placenta and im very active i wouldn't feel her constantly because all the movement would rock her to sleep and my placenta would make them less. they said to just clock what normally makes them move and only be worried if there's reduced movement during those things
2025-12-08 19:12:26
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Robyn | Mumof2 🩵🩷 :
My midwife said they do kick counts anymore, its about what's normal for your baby. Im so busy with my toddler i dont notice baby at all but I always feel them move after I eat/drink and in the evenings xx
2025-12-08 16:40:32
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Lauren.D 🫶🏼 :
I have a posterior placenta but if I’m moving about myself and quite busy then I don’t feel any kicks from baby. Once I’m resting I’ll notice them. But probably isn’t 10 times EVERY hour! Once I feel one or two movements I’ll start counting them and it probably takes anywhere from 2-10 minutes for 10 movements x
2025-12-08 14:48:58
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megan_mr :
From 24 weeks you should be feeling her everyday, if not, slow down drink some water and fokus on her. You should feel her move multimedie a day, but not 10 times in an hour I would say. That’s what helped me
2025-12-10 21:53:58
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Rebekah Bellamy :
I’ve had 3 babies currently pregnant with my 4th and I’ve never been told the 10 times an hour. I’ve always been told to know your baby’s pattern, if the pattern changes and it’s unusual for your pattern then you must go in, an established pattern should be there by 24/26 weeks :)
2025-12-08 18:21:54
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