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Q: What Are They Doing In There?

asked by: tweety12986 on August 13th, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Has anyones baby like repeatedly kicked in the same place for like 5 minutes cuz I was here reading post and replying to some and I always use my tummy to hold the keyboard, so I have the keyboard on my tummy and my baby keeps kicking or punching it (i dont know where his/her head is) for like 5 minutes so I moved it and he/she kicked one more time like they were trying to make sure it was gone... I wonder what they are thinking and what was he trying to accomplish, did he like it there or what? I know you guys cant answer those questions but has your baby ever done that.
Meagan

Replies(10)

linuxChique

replied on August 13th, 2004

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Every time I move my hand off my belly if it has been there awhile tru kicks like she likes it there and wants me to put it back!

hm_03

replied on August 13th, 2004

Experienced User

How far along are you girls I was just wondering?

tweety12986

replied on August 13th, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Thats cute. Lol. I know sometimes if I eats something really sweet the baby gets jumpy... Like I had a fudge brownie and it was great but after the brownie it was like my stomach was a moonwalk at a 3 year olds birthday party. Laughing

meagan

tweety12986

replied on August 13th, 2004

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18 weeks

linuxChique

replied on August 13th, 2004

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20 weeks.

Shayna

replied on August 13th, 2004

Experienced User

I'm only 17 weeks so I haven't really felt alot of kicking, but my boyfriend told me that when he was a baby his dad used to put stuff on his moms belly and he would try and kick if off Laughing

KissyBai912

replied on August 13th, 2004

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That used to happen to me. Like I would have my algebra book on my stomach reading and josh would continually kick it and make it difficult for me to read. Or if I crossed my arms he would kick me until I moved them. And I used to hold the remote on my belly and I cant tell u how many times he kicked it off. Man I miss those days. We used to put a koosh ball on my belly and watch him kick it. It was really funny.

nikki_caro

replied on August 13th, 2004

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Well 18 weeks is kinda early but I dont know. Bell was kicking really low in the same spot for what seemed an hour. Now the baby kicks the desk with her feet, but mostly she rubs it all the time. She knows when the desk is there cuz she rubs around it. As im typing shes actually kicking it now, she cant make up her mind lol. Im 27 weeks though so the kicks are high and harder.

tweety12986

replied on August 13th, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Nikki I think you have the funniest baby everytime u say she rubs the desk or kicks at it. Lol. I dont know why thats funny to me but it is. Its like she is trying to help you work or something. Laughing

meagan

nikki_caro

replied on August 13th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Lol she does! As soon as the desk is on my stomach shes right there touching it! Lol. Shes awake today the brat. Yesterday she knew it was a doc appt and she barely moved, now today shes on the go in there. Except when he put the thing to hear the heartbeat it felt like she was moving away from it cuz she kept wiggling lol.

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