Bubs movement late in pregnancy

Just wondering how everyone elses bubs has been or was during the last 2-6 weeks of pregnancy?

I remember reading that the kicks will turn into more large movements as room runs out and think this has happened like clockwork but i am a little worried as im used to keeping an eye on kicks not bubs rolling around which to be honest is really hard to pin point. So.... i am constantly worried bubs isnt moving enough. My husband thinks I should of course stop worrying and that we are pretty much out of any danger of anything happening "Danger Zone"...

Can I have some words of wisdom to put my mind at rest please?

how many weeks are you?

They also have awake and asleep times. I would call my MW if you haven't had any movement in the last 2 hours. jus to be sure. or have a biscuit or cup of tea or ice cold water that may work to get bubs moving.

I've found with both my babies, they have had really active periods and also really quiet periods that can often last a few days.   In saying that I usually felt at least some movement each day.    

Slowed movement towards the end is natural though as they have hardly any room in there.    And I think very little movement at the very very end of your pregnancy can sometimes mean you're very close to being in labour.

How many weeks are you?   If drinking a cold drink or lying down and prodding your tummy doesn't get them move and you're concerned, give your MW a call and see what she says.     Often having them monitored because of little movement makes them all of a sudden move A LOT!

If you are concerned you should call your MW. Jackson's movements didnt slow down but they did get less 'kicky' if you like. He did more squirming than kicking. I also noticed his awake and sleep periods too.

I did have a MW tell me once that some babies do their 10 movements first thing in the morning (and vice versa) and then very little during the day and evening and she said its normal as long as you have left at least 10. On the flip side Ive also heard that you should feel at least 1 an hour. So I guess go by instinct, as Deb said you know your baby best.