Re: baby's kicking for long periods of time

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t Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Valerie wrote: >
>At Thu, 11 Apr 2002, LaDonna wrote:
>>Mine was the same way but started around 10:30 and lasted until about 2-3 AM. It was rough as I could not get comfy anyway I slept but Dr. said it was no problem. Matter fact Dr. said when they get that active they are getting ready to be born, I still don't believe that even though I gave birth 4 days after him telling me this. Good luck and just maybe you will have a beautiful baby soon!
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>>Every night at the exact same time, 11pm, the baby starts kicking and
>>does not stop. I haven't been able to do a kick count, because it is
>>continuous. For some reason during the day he kicks here and there and
>>sometimes doesn't kick at all for a while and worries me. But every
>>night he starts kicking around 11 and doesn't stop for at least 3 hours.
>>The kicking is severe and I get sore from it and can't sleep. If I lay
>>on my side, he kicks harder and feels like he's trying to get out or
>>something, so I lay on my back, wide awake hoping I'm not hurting him by
>>laying on my side. His kicks then get less brutal but still continuous.
>>My doctor told me the last time I seen him that the baby's head was
>>down. Does this mean he's ready to come out soon or with these rapid
>>numbers of kicks at night, should I be concerned about his health? This
>>is my first child, and I don't know much about it, I'm just learning.
>> Thanks,
>>
>>--
>>LaDonna
>>

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