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Monitoring your baby in the womb

Gail Johnson, midwife, on monitoring your baby in the womb

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Average rating: 4 out of 5 star rating

By all means wake the baby - but not every hour of the day! Having a cold drink or sucking ice cubes seems to do the trick. But people can over-worry. And sometimes a mum just won't notice the baby's movements if she's busy.

Gail Johnson, of The Royal College of Midwives

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4 out of 5 star rating

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