frontal placenta

[Spiderspinz]

Early this week I hadn't felt baby move over the weekend so I had to go to the hospital for a heart scan moment machine thing basically had to sit on bed and press the button every time baby moved for a half and hour while listening to the heartbeat thankfully everything was fine and the midwife told me its because I have a frontal placenta and every time I don't feel baby by 9pm I have to return to the hospital

Anyone else got to do this?

 

[Odd Socks]

i have an anterior placenta, but i do feel quite a lot of movement, though some days she's less active than others.
i had to be monitored a couple of weeks ago after i had (another) bleed, & it was so reassuring listening to her heartbeat & seeing the graph being printed!
be aware of your baby's movements. if something doesn't feel right, then to back to the antenatal unit. have you tried having a cold, sugary drink & lying down for a bit to feel movements?
xx