re: Movement

Quoting katxo[10wks]:" Sorry or all of your losses. I had one so technically this is my 3rd pregnancy which is still weird for me to even say. What stage were your losses if you don't me asking?"

All three were before 10 weeks. Can't pinpoint, but all three WERE alive at 9 weeks because all three times I had an u/s. It is really weird because this is my fourth pregnancy lol I never say that. I'm sorry for your loss as well <3

Nope, you're definitely not the only one. I feel like most of them are waiting to feel it and consider any abnormal movement to be a flutter, when it's actually gas. I've been pregnant before. I know what flutters feel like. I have flutter-like gas all the time, but I know it's just gas. No sense in kidding myself. I'm sure that for some women, who have been pregnant several times, it's possible to feel movement towards the end of the first trimester, but for first-time moms... I don't believe it. That's just my thought.

Quoting shelbylynn [32 WEEKS!]:" You're in lala land woman."

 

Quoting Squeaky McGee [14 wks]:"  "

I can't believe you're already 14 weeks!! I remember congratulating you when you first found out you were pregnant!  

Quoting shelbylynn [32 WEEKS!]:" I can't believe you're already 14 weeks!! I remember congratulating you when you first found out you were pregnant!  "

I know, right?!

Still not feeling movement, though!  

Quoting Squeaky McGee [14 wks]:" I know, right?! Still not feeling movement, though!  "

Lmao there's a girl who JUST posted saying she's 9 wks and asking if you can feel movement........ I'm like NOOOO     

Quoting shelbylynn [32 WEEKS!]:" Lmao there's a girl who JUST posted saying she's 9 wks and asking if you can feel movement........ I'm like NOOOO     "

I don't think people realize how small the fetus is at that point.

Quoting Squeaky McGee [14 wks]:" I don't think people realize how small the fetus is at that point."

Seriously.

I was feeling this one by 10 weeks. I knew exactly were the baby was because I had an u/s at 7 and 9 weeks. Around 10 weeks, I felt the first flutters in the exact spot where the baby was according to the u/s. My specialist confirmed movement at my 11 week u/s when I said I could feel the baby fluttering and the baby was showed moving when he started the u/s.

I felt Evan around 12 weeks. Zach around 14 weeks. I know the difference between gas and flutters. Like P suggested, maybe some ladies just have more sensitive uteruses.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Zach&Evan'sMom (23wks!):</b>" I was feeling this one by 10 weeks. I knew exactly were the baby was because I had an u/s at 7 and 9 ... [snip!] ... weeks. I know the difference between gas and flutters. Like P suggested, maybe some ladies just have more sensitive uteruses."</blockquote>




Sounds like you two are the rarities that feel movement early. After all its not your second or third pregnancy

<blockquote><b>Quoting katxo[10wks]:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Zach&Evan'sMom (23wks!):</b>" I was feeling this one by 10 weeks. ... [snip!] ... Sounds like you two are the rarities that feel movement early. After all its not your second or third pregnancy"</blockquote>

Definitely not my first rodeo! Lol! I even had a general.idea where the last few pregnancies implanted before I had my first u/s. No movement, of course, then, but pain in one particular area.

IDK how much my miscarriages play into this as far as the number of pregnancies, but I felt my older one at 12 weeks - it felt like something tapping on my cervix. I described it as a faint feeling like popcorn pooping inside. I went to the Dr telling her I thought I was having a cervix issue & she said no, you are having kicks. Flutters were about a week after. Pretty similar with #2 except not as much cervical stuff since he implanted higher. That older one I felt like he was completely living on top of my cervix the whole pregnancy. By the end it felt like he was standing on it. I liked the taps early on MUCH better. LOL