My doctor referred me to the L&D nurse at the hospital today for reduced fetal movement. Currently I'm at 34.5 weeks. Pretty much after testing and an ultrasound they determined that my baby boy is fine and moving as he should be, but they are very concerned that I haven't been able to feel him kicking consistently. They say his kicks should be strong enough to feel without having to question that it's a kick and it should be something happening at least 10 times in 2 hrs. 1/2

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10 小時內	Vickie Ahrens e_and_l_mama	My daughter was born at 37 weeks and was perfect. Don’t wait. My friend lost her baby to that exact scenario and the baby was stillborn at 38 weeks.
11 小時內	Meghan Christopher Cornelius mc880	Listen to your doctor. Any issues after birth can be managed at 37-39 weeks. Also discuss if they will give you the steroid shots to develop his lungs before the induction which reduce the chances of him having any breathing issues
11 小時內	Laura Tomberlin laura_tomberlin4	Having had to high risk pregnancies and having to go in for weekly non-stress tests, go for the induction. I had both of my girls at 39 weeks. With my first, we had a scare because she didn’t breathe during her ultrasound so I had to go to L & D to have further monitoring. An induction around 37-39 weeks is less risky than the possibility of a stillborn. Listen to your OB. I know it’s scary as a first time mom. Sending you hugs!
12 小時內	Rebecca Ednie beccreates1	I was an L&D nurse. Do the monitoring. At a hint of a problem I’d do the induction. But not until then. Induction has its own set of risks. Please ask your dr to tell you the pros/cons of BOTH choices. A Dr saying induction can cause you to be scared if you don’t do something! And keep in mind that babies do sleep. You won’t feel 10 kicks during every 2 hr period. But you moving, jostling your belly, drink/eat with some sugar (natural sugar is ok) should get kicks going in 10-15 m.
12 小時內	Lanée Walters jays.mom	My 23 year old came at 36 weeks 5 days with no NICU, no adverse effects.
13 小時內	Lydia de Zara lydia_de_zara	Please listen to your doctor and follow his advice. I lost my first child, a boy I named Robert, and it was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to live through. I lost him when I was 19; I’m 70 years old now and I will never forget him & how much it still hurts.
13 小時內	Brittney Pratt _britt_jaye	Listen to your doctor, they have you and your baby’s best interest in mind. I had 4 out of 5 of my kids between 34 & 37 weeks. No NICU stays and they’re all thriving. Sending good vibes for a healthy pregnancy! 💙
13 小時內	Krista M neitherfriendn0rfoe	My last guy was born 36 weeks and was not ready to come and while we have some minor-ish health things to work around…Gastro issues, thyroid issues, etc. he has completely caught up and exceeded height/weight goals. He’s happy and on track! NICU sucked but it’s manageable. I would risk the same issues we’re dealing with over stillbirth, any day!!
14 小時內	Jaclyn Morris mother.in.nature	I’m pleasantly surprised by the comment section.
14 小時內	Amanda K. Olivia Lauzon-Quinn a_olivia.ana	Please listen to your medical team. I had my youngest at 27 weeks. They weighed 1lb15oz at birth and they are now a thriving 12 year old. They would not have made it if they hadn’t been born when they were.