I remember with DS1 that he had this really quiet period for well over a day. I was about 29wks and still working and when I got home I realised I hadn't felt him move in all that time and of course I freaked out but as soon as they put the paddle for the u/s on my belly he started moving. Apparently he was just having some quiet time in there and lots of sleep cycles. I think you have to listen to your gut, pardon the pun LOL, but yeah, I don't think you are being paranoid.
I guess you've tried all the usual tricks, ice cold drinks etc?
Have you felt anything more from little miss yet hun? We're mum's - its our job to worry! Space could be at a premium right now, so bubs could just be restricted movement wise? But if you're really stressed and can't wait till Tuesday - would the emerg dept at a hossy be able to offer an ultrasound? Or even use of a doppler? (Don't know if they do that in Tas?).
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