Baby A is so calm and relaxed on the ultrasounds and baby b is like a maniac! I also feel way more movement where she is. Just curious if anyone experienced this? Once they were born, was the overactive fetus more active?
It is the same for me. A moves less than B and B seems to be non-stop. I don't know if it will translated into their temparement. My doctor said that it may be a combination of temparement and location. Baby Bs tend to move more than As (especially later because they are not as wedged into the pelvis).
I was feeling the same thing...one moving a lot more than the other. My nurse told me that since A is facing my back I might not feel his movements as much as B. B is up higher and facing my abdomen...
I hardly ever feel my girl move compared to her very active brother. My doctor and u/s tech said it's probably due to position, but it has worried me all along. In the ultrasounds and when she's being nudged by the doppler she squirms all over, so I take comfort in that.
Mine were the exact same way. Baby A was always so calm. I often worried b/c I didn't feel her move frequently. Baby B was wild and was always kicking and getting annoyed if anything touched my stomach. They are the exact same way now that they are here. Baby A is easy going and sleeps a lot. Baby B has a lot more energy and knows what she wants and doesn't want!
My girl (Baby A) moves alot less than my boy (Baby . My son (now 18 months) was a huge mover in utero and I was worried he'd be hyper when he came out but he's very calm and relaxed, great sleeper.
I have many twins in my family and they all say that the way they act in the womb is the same once they are out..My Baby A always looks like they are beating up baby B when we have the u/s..So I think A is a girl and she is gonna bully her baby brother B..haha
Re: One baby moved more often?
I was feeling the same thing...one moving a lot more than the other. My nurse told me that since A is facing my back I might not feel his movements as much as B. B is up higher and facing my abdomen...
I hardly ever feel my girl move compared to her very active brother. My doctor and u/s tech said it's probably due to position, but it has worried me all along. In the ultrasounds and when she's being nudged by the doppler she squirms all over, so I take comfort in that.