With my daughter, I did not feel anything until almost 22 weeks. I am not super skinny, but not super huge either. I am feeling this new little one way earlier. It is so frustrating, because with my daughter, after about 17 weeks, people kept asking if I was feeling the baby kick all the time, and it made me feel bad that I wasn't.
It is totally normal, especially with a first pregnancy, to not feel the baby until after 20 weeks.
I felt one, just one, flutter at 18 weeks, but I couldn't tell if my cat twitched or I did (she was laying on my stomach). It wasn't until 19+ weeks that I started feeling a bit more. I felt a real kick, and saw it too, at 21 weeks. Do you have an anterior placenta? That could explain it, or baby could be facing the back, or is just a quiet baby. I know the waiting game is hard, but once you get there, you won't be able to wipe the smile off your face!
I'm 19w1d, with my little boy measuring 20w1d, and I still haven't felt anything! I know I have an anterior placenta, but still!!!! I know he's ok and all, but I haven't even felt anything that could remotely be him moving around!
I'm 19 weeks and don't feel anything. At our u/s on Monday the tech showed us him kicking right next to my belly button and asked if I felt anything. Nope, nada.
Re: 18.5 weeks and still not feeling anything
With my daughter, I did not feel anything until almost 22 weeks. I am not super skinny, but not super huge either. I am feeling this new little one way earlier. It is so frustrating, because with my daughter, after about 17 weeks, people kept asking if I was feeling the baby kick all the time, and it made me feel bad that I wasn't.
It is totally normal, especially with a first pregnancy, to not feel the baby until after 20 weeks.
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