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Q: Should I be concerned that baby doesn't react to sound at 29/30 weeks?

Hi everyone -

I'm not sure if I'm reading too much into this and getting myself worked up for nothing...

Last night I went to a concert (Bryan Adams so more soft rock and not like a heavy metal concert or anything). It was definitely not ear splitting loud, but it was also a lot louder than my little girl has ever been exposed to. I was expecting her to jump and move and basically be super active during the concert.... only she didn't. She did move around a bit, but nothing more than usual.

Now I don't know if I should be concerned or not... has anyone had a baby who did not react to sound in utero but who had no hearing issues when they were born?

This question was asked Feb. 21, 2015 12:37pm
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Answered by amyb1232015 - Mar. 5, 2015 4:37pm
It could of been she found the music relaxing :) or was kicking towards your back or possibly sleeping and also the sounds will be muffled with all the fluid etc in there. I am sure all is fine

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Answered by football_girl - Feb. 21, 2015 5:38pm
My boy never reacted to any loud sounds. He's a week old and he's already slept through our security alarm going off and our fire alarm from my burning dinner in the oven :) and he passed his hearing test! Please don't worry, you may just have a deep sleeper like me :)

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Answered by redrouge - Feb. 21, 2015 1:29pm
oh please don't worr.when I was Preg on my eldest my dog used to bark and he was a mastiff and had the loudest bark and she never reacted..and has perfect hearing plus let me add a very relaxed baby..where I'm from the screen all children at 3 days old for their hearing.but please don't worry about that..

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