Hi ladies! I am pregnant with my third child and I could SWEAR I felt a flutter, but I'm only 10 weeks. I mean, with this many babies, you can tell what is a baby kick and what is gas. I have waaayyyyyy more gas 😂 this pregnancy than any other ones though so I'm pretty sure it was just a gas bubble...even though it happens when I lay a certain way and only after I poop!
Anywho...what is the soonest you all have felt your babies move? I have read what doctors say, but I want to know what you all say!
Hi ladies! I am pregnant with my third child and I could SWEAR I felt a flutter, but I'm only 10 weeks. I mean, with this many babies, you can tell what is a baby kick and what is gas. I have waaayyyyyy more gas 😂 this pregnancy than any other ones though so I'm pretty sure it was just a gas bubble...even though it happens when I lay a certain way and only after I poop!
Anywho...what is the soonest you all have felt your babies move? I have read what doctors say, but I want to know what you all say!
There's a post on the 2nd tri board at the top about feeling baby move. I think there's about 7 pages of responses there. That would be a good place to get lots of answers to your question.
I have felt what could be movement before 13 weeks but I have also been sitting on my couch PP and feel the same thing, which is obviously gas. So, for me personally, I don’t say I feel movement until I know for sure it isn’t a gas bubble. I am currently on my 6th pregnancy and I do feel movement earlier than a FTM and STM would simply because I know what those early movements feel like.
I know what the soonest is one would feel a baby move. I asked when was the soonest YOU felt it.
There's literally no way to confirm nor debunk feeling a baby move unless you're having an ultrasound. Which means that no one can tell you, even anecdotally, when they first felt their baby move.
BUT, science can tell you that it's HIGHLY unlikely (if not entirely impossible) to feel the baby before 13 or 14 weeks.
When in doubt, assume it's gas and wait for a fart.
Re: Baby kicks?
I've felt flutters even while very not pregnant.
gas baby.
Married: Oct 20, 2013
BFP 1: Aug 31, 2015
EDD 1: May 12, 2016
DD1 Emma born May 12, 2016
An Honest Account of New Motherhood (with Postpartum Anxiety, Depression, and OCD)
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EDD 2: June 20, 2020
BUT, science can tell you that it's HIGHLY unlikely (if not entirely impossible) to feel the baby before 13 or 14 weeks.
When in doubt, assume it's gas and wait for a fart.
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Me: 35 | DH: 37
TTC: 7/2016
Low AMH, mild MFI
BFP 7/29/17
EDD: 4/5/18
BFP #2 7/2/19
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