I’m 21 weeks today and I’ve felt baby’s movement since 12 weeks.
Around I’d say 17 weeks they started getting stronger kicks, rolls etc.
I’ve realised my baby responds a lot to their dad’s voice but I’m currently away from him at the moment.
Since I’ve been away baby has been so quiet only really in one period a day so really late at night.
Anybody else experienced baby being so a tune to their fathers voice or a change from stronger longer periods of kicking to being fairly quiet?
Guess I’d just like to hear some reassurance if anybody else has experienced similar. 🫶🏼
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Awwww I think it’s sweet the baby kicks hearing dads voice

My 1st would only move when her dad was around. She would jump as soon as he'd open the front door. She now runs up to him as soon as he gets home. If she would stop moving and I was worried I would call him on speaker and make him talk to make sure she was still all good. She was also on the 8th centile so I very rarely felt her move anyway but her moving to to dad's voice was a part of her pattern and a guaranteed way to get her to move

you might have a posterior placenta. read about how it changes how often you feel baby compared to interior placenta
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I’m 21 weeks today and I’ve felt baby’s movement since 12 weeks.
Around I’d say 17 weeks they started getting stronger kicks, rolls etc.
I’ve realised my baby responds a lot to their dad’s voice but I’m currently away from him at the moment.
Since I’ve been away baby has been so quiet only really in one period a day so really late at night.
Anybody else experienced baby being so a tune to their fathers voice or a change from stronger longer periods of kicking to being fairly quiet?
Guess I’d just like to hear some reassurance if anybody else has experienced similar. 🫶🏼

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