Is it possible to feel my baby at 4-5 weeks?

bumpjulia

This is my second pregnancy and just found out I was pregnant. I found out at 4 weeks both times. This time however I am experiencing different symptoms and one is a lot of fluttering.  Is this my baby? Last time I didn't feel my son till much later.

lelkcot

No, at this point the baby is tiny - like the size of a poppy seed. Although second time+ moms often feel movement a bit sooner (since they know what it feels like), it still wouldn't be until closer to 12 weeks. 

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No, it's gas. 🤷 And as PP mentioned, ^^^ it will be some time before you get to play The, "is it baby? Or is it gas?" Game. 

But Congratulations!

emmylou78

Unfortunately no. 20 weeks is typical, but second time moms are know to feel earlier! It wouldn’t be this early though. 

emeraldcity1214

Man, I tried to edit my post to put my original comment in a spoiler. I have somehow failed miserably. Anyways, I have had several pregnancies. I have felt movement at different times with all of them but always closer to 12 weeks. 

Definitely not this early. With my first I didn’t feel movement until I was in my third trimester. Second was around 13, third around 13, 4th a little earlier but was certain until 12, 5th I felt definite movement at 13, 6th was a little sooner. Still mostly all closer to 12 weeks. I don’t ever like to assume it’s movement until I know for sure. No one really wants to celebrate gas. 😆