If you feel the kid moving

tmccord21 · June 2013

Mobile- If you feel the kid moving

is it the same time of the day every time? Just curious. I'm 19w4d and I feel him every few days or so. Def not constant. But when I do feel him its always between 8 to 10pm. It's probably cause I'm sitting on the couch at the point eating a naval orange. Maybe he likes oranges or (usually) crappy television.

On a side note- Holy Game of Thrones Last night!!!!! I didn't read the books so that was a complete shock to me.

BlessUrHeart29 · June 2013

I feel movement the most in the evening as well. I notice it throughout the day occasionally but in the evening, like you, I am sitting on my butt watching crappy TV haha! So I'm more relaxed and aware.

sleepy33 · June 2013

tmccord21:
Mobile- If you feel the kid moving
is it the same time of the day every time? Just curious. I'm 19w4d and I feel him every few days or so. Def not constant. But when I do feel him its always between 8 to 10pm. It's probably cause I'm sitting on the couch at the point eating a naval orange. Maybe he likes oranges or (usually) crappy television.
On a side note- Holy Game of Thrones Last night!!!!! I didn't read the books so that was a complete shock to me.

I am just downloading the ep now, but I've read the books so I know what's coming. I've been waiting for this ep all season, laughing diabolically and rubbing my hands together. I can't wait to watch it with my H and see him freak out!

allymp13 · June 2013

tmccord21:

On a side note- Holy Game of Thrones Last night!!!!! I didn't read the books so that was a complete shock to me.

Same here, I didn't read the books so I completely stunned!

I usually feel him in the morning when I first sit at my desk (I think he hates work as much as I do), when I eat dinner and when I get my 4am wake up pee call. It's really not consistent at this point though, this is just when I feel him most.

Edit-Removed part of GOT comment in case some people have not watched yet and haven't read the books.

BMnatz11 · June 2013

I usually feel her when I wake up in the morning and when I go to bed at night. I assume it's because I'm lying still on my back and paying more attention. I remember it being about the same with DS as well.

sfshorter · June 2013

I've been feeling LO for over a month now. Just occasionally at first but now it is on a schedule. He's active in the mornings, especially if I wake up early and lay in bed awhile, then around mid-afternoon, then from 9 until I go to sleep. I am really wondering if this child is ever going to sleep when he is born, because added to those given times, I feel him moving around occasionally throughout the day. I'm getting scared!

My nurse seemed surprised at my last appointment when I told her I'd been feeling him awhile, but you can see him moving from the outside now, so she couldn't deny it when he started jumping around.

Nickisiebert · June 2013

It's starting to get to a more regular place. Mostly in the evening or morning, always right after meals. This baby likes food haha

*blue*flower* · June 2013

I feel baby girl throughout the day and at night. She does not like it when my full bladder gets in her way, she was punching my full bladder yesterday when we were driving home. It was horribly uncomfortable!

bkeane619 · June 2013

allymp13:
tmccord21:

On a side note- Holy Game of Thrones Last night!!!!! I didn't read the books so that was a complete shock to me.

Same here, I didn't read the books so I completely stunned!

I usually feel him in the morning when I first sit at my desk (I think he hates work as much as I do), when I eat dinner and when I get my 4am wake up pee call. It's really not consistent at this point though, this is just when I feel him most.

Edit-Removed part of GOT comment in case some people have not watched yet and haven't read the books.

Nice edit! lol

I knew what was coming and had this horrible nightmare that my son saw what happened IRL (he's not even 2) He kept crying and crying. It was horrible. On top of that I think my Dad died in the dream too. It was a combo between GoT and when my IL's were here yesterday my MIL got a call that one of her best friends past away suddenly. BLEH!

abbymiller · June 2013

From 18-20 weeks I felt him sporadically. For the past 2 weeks, I feel him at the same times of the day. It is usually when I get up for about an hour and in the evening for about an hour.

laurenmdrn16 · June 2013

My LO is definitely on a set schedule. I think during the day at work, I lull him to sleep with movement (or he is just as bored as I am!). Then, after lunch I usually feel him movin and groovin. Nothing for a few hours, then lots of movement on the ride home and right before bed. Then, at 3am. He apparently thinks my bladder is a soccer ball. Nice.

Yesterday, I had a solo at church where I had to hold a high A flat. I have not been able to do it consistantly at rehearsal (hello, I'm an alto!) and was practising in the shower before church. And guess who decided to kick me *hard* in the diaphragm just as I was hitting the note? I actually threw up in the shower and had hiccups for like 10 min! So then, when the time came to sing for the congregation, I was so nervous baby was going to do a repeat performance. But, thankfully, he had changed positions, so ended up kicking my kidney instead.

I really do love feeling the movement though. I just wasn't expecting it to be so strong!

tmccord21 · June 2013

laurenmdrn16:
My LO is definitely on a set schedule. I think during the day at work, I lull him to sleep with movement (or he is just as bored as I am!). Then, after lunch I usually feel him movin and groovin. Nothing for a few hours, then lots of movement on the ride home and right before bed. Then, at 3am. He apparently thinks my bladder is a soccer ball. Nice.
Yesterday, I had a solo at church where I had to hold a high A flat. I have not been able to do it consistantly at rehearsal (hello, I'm an alto!) and was practising in the shower before church. And guess who decided to kick me *hard* in the diaphragm just as I was hitting the note? I actually threw up in the shower and had hiccups for like 10 min! So then, when the time came to sing for the congregation, I was so nervous baby was going to do a repeat performance. But, thankfully, he had changed positions, so ended up kicking my kidney instead.
I really do love feeling the movement though. I just wasn't expecting it to be so strong!

That's crazy it's that strong!

laurenmdrn16 · June 2013

tmccord21:
laurenmdrn16:
My LO is definitely on a set schedule. I think during the day at work, I lull him to sleep with movement (or he is just as bored as I am!). Then, after lunch I usually feel him movin and groovin. Nothing for a few hours, then lots of movement on the ride home and right before bed. Then, at 3am. He apparently thinks my bladder is a soccer ball. Nice.
Yesterday, I had a solo at church where I had to hold a high A flat. I have not been able to do it consistantly at rehearsal (hello, I'm an alto!) and was practising in the shower before church. And guess who decided to kick me *hard* in the diaphragm just as I was hitting the note? I actually threw up in the shower and had hiccups for like 10 min! So then, when the time came to sing for the congregation, I was so nervous baby was going to do a repeat performance. But, thankfully, he had changed positions, so ended up kicking my kidney instead.
I really do love feeling the movement though. I just wasn't expecting it to be so strong!
That's crazy it's that strong!

I'm actually kinda nervous because at the A/S, my baby was punching a lot and we got a great shot of his arm...and my baby is jacked! Like, he has actual guns! Everyone I have showed the picture to is completely freaked out. So, basically, I am carrying a baby Hulk. Awesome.

Amjoy25 · June 2013

I've decided I am feeling her and it's not gas bubbles anymore. It's usually everyday, but it's completely random; sometimes I'm laying in bed, sometimes I'm chilling on the couch, sometimes it's after I've peed...random.

asilwhite · June 2013

comeongetdown:
She usually wakes up really early, about an hour or two before my alarm goes off and is ready to play. Then again when I'm lying down to go to sleep.

I'll feel her on and off throughout the day (more so after lunch), but she's most active very early and in the late evening.

Same here. Early morning and late in the evening is when he's a little mover.

amandabananda · June 2013

asilwhite:
comeongetdown:
She usually wakes up really early, about an hour or two before my alarm goes off and is ready to play. Then again when I'm lying down to go to sleep.

I'll feel her on and off throughout the day (more so after lunch), but she's most active very early and in the late evening.
Same here. Early morning and late in the evening is when he's a little mover.

Yes Same here. I normally get up at 3-3:30 am to pee and baby's wiggling around then too

Life is Exciting · June 2013

I'm 20 weeks and my little guy moves aroun pretty randomly. Usually when I'm sitting though.

Sometimes he gives me a kick when I'm sitting and bending forward ... Probably to let me know he wants me to give him some more space in there.

EmJ&B · June 2013

I'm 21w4d - I feel him when I'm still. But there's no set pattern. I def get nervous if I realize that it's been a while without feeling him

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