Common??

chrissynena

I have finally started feeling babies move within the last couple of weeks. My question is....I definitely feel one baby a ton more than the other. Is that common? Both babies are breech, and baby boy (a) is like a ninja but I hardly ever feel baby girl. (She's probably like stop moving so I can sleep lol).

basil2

Happened to me as well- during the 2nd trim I felt B move tons more than A. Eventually an ultrasound tech told me B was positioned closer to the surface and that's probably why I felt him more.

pinkmickey24

I would could always feel and see my baby B move. He laid transverse on top of his brother. I didn't feel my baby A much and would stress each night until I could get a couple good thumps from him. He was breech with his feet up by his head. Plus both boys placentas were anterior.

absolutelymaybe

It really depends on their positions and placentas. It's normal. 

Rxmom04

Another thing to consider- I thought I was feeling all B and no A for awhile but MFM's ultrasound showed that they had moved from where I thought they were to transverse with their heads on the same side and feet almost on top of each other so I was feeling both but they were small enough at the time I hadn't realized one moved. Not the case anymore for sure at 29 weeks but my wiggly B pulled that a couple times. Not sure how far you are (mobile) but hopefully that helps.

sasky

Totally normal. I felt A way more than B. I always said our boy was the feisty one and the girl was mellow. Still true as outside babies!

4legsRbest

pinkmickey24 said:

I would could always feel and see my baby B move. He laid transverse on top of his brother. I didn't feel my baby A much and would stress each night until I could get a couple good thumps from him. He was breech with his feet up by his head. Plus both boys placentas were anterior.

This is my exact situation, positioning, placentas and all! I only feel A when he kicks the piss out of my bladder (usually when I am in an important meeting - ha!).

chrissynena

Thanks everyone. Makes me feel better. With my last pregnancy I didn't feel DD very much because of where her placenta was. I def have one wiggly baby and one chill one.

macchiatto

That was the case for me, too. About 90% of the movement I felt was from one baby, though that changed the last couple of months when they changed positions.

LittleLady77

I always felt my daughter kick and rarely felt my son. Once they were born I found out why, my daughter kicks all the time. She kicks everything and flings her legs around non-stop. My son just chills.