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Everyone is different, but you can have days where you feel very little, if any, movement. With my first pregnancy I used to worry about this all the time, as I would sometimes be busy during the day and then realise I hadn't felt anything, but then the next day I might feel quite a bit. Try not to stress yourself out about it, don't forget - baby is probably sleeping most of the time as I am sure it is pretty tiring growing all those arms, legs and organs! If you are worried that you haven't felt anything at all after a few days, then perhaps make an appt with your doctor, but in the meantime quiet periods can be quite normal all the way through pregnancy.
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