The baby seems to have slowed down a lot now. Thanks for your information. No one has ever been pregnant forever, and sometimes we get too impatient for labor to begin. You may be in labor by the time I send your answer but don't worry, there are things you can do to help. Most importantly you need to keep track of the baby's movements.
Most healthy babies move about ten times in four hours.
If you think thhat your baby's movements have slowed very much you would want to talk to your practitioner right away. Nipple stimulation can put the hormones in action to start your uterus contracting. Give it a try but remember to rest and get plenty of fluids too as labor is probably just a few days or hours away. ACCE, has been a childbirth educator and breastfeeding counselor for over 18 years. She currently works as a newborn nursery nurse and is the mother of four sons.