Weekly Randoms w/o 9.9

miss.sally

@lusineg I had an anterior with DS and still felt kicks really early. There’s really nothing to worry about. Just means the placenta is out front! 

kagesstarshroom

@lusineg I definitely feel worst at night in terms of sickness--nausea & heartburn.

silverhope

@lusineg I don’t think so. I had no issues with DS and an anterior placenta. I only found out bc I asked where it was.

Madamemerle

lusineg said:

@silverhope - During my NT scan, the tech mentioned I have an anterior placenta. She said that it may be harder to feel kicks, but is there anything I should ask or be aware about?

ahh the afternoon morning sickness has been a ltitle intense. I can only eat very little, and have major food aversions. Cheese, yogurt, or soup this whole week for dinner. 

I had one with my first, and I didn't feel movement for a long time after my peers, which was a bummer. I would only feel it on the sides, especially when lying down for the longest time. 

The only health/birth thing to keep in mind, I think, is that there's a higher chance your baby comes out face up which can make labor a little harder/increases chances of back labor. I don't think it's really anything to worry about though. I did have serious back labor but I had a totally fine vaginal delivery.