Now you will be feeling more like the baby is trying to reposition and stretch those cramped legs and arms. These still count as movements when you are doing your fetal activity checks. You might even be feeling hiccups. Your baby is getting settled in the position it will be in for birth. At your weekly visits we will be making sure that the baby s head is down rather than in a breech position.
Babies still move in labor.
Your uterine contractions may start to change in frequency, duration, intensity and location. This is normal. You might also notice that they may be pretty regular for a few hours, then stop. This is to be expected. You might feel them more in your lower pelvis and your lower back.