Fluttering, this early?

Treasa

The past few days I have noticed little sensations in my ute with there being lots tonight!  Not cramping or round ligament pain, it feels right in there & dare I say it, like fluttering or slight popping & esp after I ate dinner!

It didn't feel fluttering with my 1st until 16 or 17 weeks.  I am only 11 weeks tomorrow.  Are we supposed to notice it early with 2nd babies?  Anyone else?

JennyJensing

Gas?

pete0121

I've heard you notice it earlier, but I don't know how much earlier.

Treasa

JennyJensing:

Gas?

 

Nope not gas!  Unfortunately I know gas

No this is right in the front & slightly above pubic bone!  The only thing I can compare it too is the fluttering feeling I got with DS although much later!

akalutts

Treasa:

JennyJensing:

Gas?

 

Nope not gas!  Unfortunately I know gas

No this is right in the front & slightly above pubic bone!  The only thing I can compare it too is the fluttering feeling I got with DS although much later!

I've had the exact same feeling in the same spot for two weeks. It's gas, just not the painful or stinky kind.

Karen1998

lrachelle80:

I would doubt it's the baby yet...at this point their bones haven't hardened enough and they don't have the muscle tone to make themselves felt - nor are they large enough.  Usually 2nd timers feel the baby around 15 or 16 weeks (as opposed to the average of 18 to 22 weeks for first timers).

This.  Plus, if it's especially after eating, it's gas. 

 

Treasa

Well then, it must be gas!  FWIW it feels nothing like gas & I am not convinced, but everyone else seems to think thats what it is, so I guess thats enough for me!

megd06

I felt a pitch/roll in my lower abdomen (right above my pubic bone area) today, and I know it wasn't gas--it had to have been the baby. You do feel it earlier the 2nd time around, and I felt DS at 14 wks (I'll be 12 wks tomorrow) so I'm 99% sure of what I felt. It could have been the baby!

pearblossom

I'm inclined to believe that it is gas. But if you thnk it is baby kicks and that makes you happy, I don't see the harm in that.

lovelyophelia

lrachelle80:

I would doubt it's the baby yet...at this point their bones haven't hardened enough and they don't have the muscle tone to make themselves felt - nor are they large enough.  Usually 2nd timers feel the baby around 15 or 16 weeks (as opposed to the average of 18 to 22 weeks for first timers).

This. However with DS I felt flutters around 15 weeks. I knew it from gas because I am super in tune with that due to mild IBS. I am just waiting to see when it happens this time.

laurasuzanne2006

I don't have much to say as this is no 1 for me.  But If you feel the same sensation you had later with your previous pregnancy, only you can tell

MrsMiller1002

poke around see if s/he moves again? 

MrsGo4Hockeychick

I've heard as early as 12-13 for second timers. 

But if it was above your pubic bone, it was probably gas...your uterus isn't there yet.  

SugarQueen101

I feel fluttering, too :-) Every pregnancy is different, but a woman knows!

laurasuzanne2006

As gassy as I am I will NEVER know................lol. 

NurseLaLa

MrsGo4Hockeychick:

I've heard as early as 12-13 for second timers. 

But if it was above your pubic bone, it was probably gas...your uterus isn't there yet.  

 With second pregnancies, the uterus can grow out of the pelvic region sooner. 

Mine is very easily felt three inches above my pubic bone now at 12 weeks. 

katezta

Mine (pelvis that is) has been out of my pubic bone for about two weeks now too.  This is #2 and 3 for me, so I assume that is the difference.  I also have felt sensations that I think are possibly baby related.  They are super rare and I figure time will tell if they become more frequent. 

memali26

As others said, it is likely gas, or it could be muscle spasms. I get muscles spasms in my abdomen/pelvic region at least once a day since having LO #1 and they often feel like a baby kicking.

Treasa

pearblossom:

I'm inclined to believe that it is gas. But if you thnk it is baby kicks and that makes you happy, I don't see the harm in that.

Now that was patronising!

robinsokj

katezta:

Mine (pelvis that is) has been out of my pubic bone for about two weeks now too.  This is #2 and 3 for me, so I assume that is the difference.  I also have felt sensations that I think are possibly baby related.  They are super rare and I figure time will tell if they become more frequent. 

Your pelvis is out of your pubic bone?

akalutts

robinsokj:

katezta:

Mine (pelvis that is) has been out of my pubic bone for about two weeks now too.  This is #2 and 3 for me, so I assume that is the difference.  I also have felt sensations that I think are possibly baby related.  They are super rare and I figure time will tell if they become more frequent. 

Your pelvis is out of your pubic bone?

::giggles:: 

BabyMamaErin

robinsokj:

katezta:

Mine (pelvis that is) has been out of my pubic bone for about two weeks now too.  This is #2 and 3 for me, so I assume that is the difference.  I also have felt sensations that I think are possibly baby related.  They are super rare and I figure time will tell if they become more frequent. 

Your pelvis is out of your pubic bone?

i was thinking the same thing. haha

penelopepink09

robinsokj:

katezta:

Mine (pelvis that is) has been out of my pubic bone for about two weeks now too.  This is #2 and 3 for me, so I assume that is the difference.  I also have felt sensations that I think are possibly baby related.  They are super rare and I figure time will tell if they become more frequent. 

Your pelvis is out of your pubic bone?

 

::snort::

NikkiBenzo

With DD - I felt her at 14 weeks. NOW, I am not even pregnant yet and I frequently feel gas bubbles that feel EXACTLY like it did when DD moved/kicked. So it could be gas. I doubt it is the baby yet, but you never know - everyone is different.

klcz

It can be the baby...I'm at 11 weeks, went to my OB and he out and out asked if I felt the baby move yet...not kick, but they are moving around by this point.  He said that some women are in-tune with their bodies enough to feel the subtle movement that can occur.  So, could it be the baby, yes, only you will be able to determine...as all the wise women say..."Every pregnancy and woman is different.."

My 2 cents!