What do kicks feel like with anterior placenta?

If you could describe how they felt first how would describe them? I always THINK I feel her move but I don't know. Feels like rolls or being pushed more than a kick and it's very light. I am 20 weeks.

<blockquote><b>Quoting That one chick.:</b>" If you could describe how they felt first how would describe them? I always THINK I feel her move but ... [snip!] ... THINK I feel her move but I don't know. Feels like rolls or being pushed more than a kick and it's very light. I am 20 weeks."</blockquote>



I first felt like I was being flicked

when i first started feeling my bay move it felt like something rubbing against the inside of my stomach very lightly

Mine was just small rolls at 20 weeks, by 24 weeks I was feeling the punches and the kicks pretty hard... he still can get me in the ribs, and it hurts pretty good.

I will be 19 weeks tomorrow and also have an anterior placenta. I really feel him when he makes big movements like rolls. I sometimes feel little jabs on the sides when laying down. I mainly feel movement when I lay down . I was told by my ultrasound tech I wouldn't feel as much till I was further along in my pregnancy cause the placenta acts like a punching bag. It sucks cause I could feel my other kids move more due to them having posterior placentas. This last one has to be the difficult child of the bunch.

Quoting That one chick.:" If you could describe how they felt first how would describe them? I always THINK I feel her move but ... [snip!] ... THINK I feel her move but I don't know. Feels like rolls or being pushed more than a kick and it's very light. I am 20 weeks."

I think it's the same as any other kicks but more muffled, so it can take longer to feel them. I had this with my twins and didn't feel any movements until 24 weeks.