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Earliest you've felt Baby Kick??

shoshoprrstwickshoshoprrstwick member
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just wondering how early people have been feeling baby kick?
I'm 11+5 with my 2nd baby & I swear I felt the baby move last weekend. Was just a wee flutter around my bladder - maybe I'm imagining things!
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  • musictchr25musictchr25 member
    No one here has been able to feel baby kick yet. It's way too early for that. It's likely gas bubbles and muscle twitches.
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  • NoeliaVNoeliaV member
    I felt DD at 14 weeks, and I thought that was fairly early for a FTM.
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  • JoJo1111JoJo1111 member
    I have had phantom movements since having my daughter but they are in the ribs so I am positive it is not my little lime ;) my doc said some second + moms can feel movembt around 13 weeks but it is more likely to be around 14-16 weeks. With my first I felt movement at 17 weeks and my husband could see/feel movement at 20 weeks. I have a friend who felt movement at 12+5 with her second. She was at work (l+d) so she was able to confirm by ultrasound that the flutters corresponded to fetal movements!
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  • ksimo6ksimo6 member
    Your babies legs are tiny... They are not kicking you. I may be able to believe a flutter... Maybe but it's still really early.
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  • Katerina&BabyKaterina&Baby member
    edited November 2014
    threearrows said:


    Trampslikeus said:

    What does being underweight have to do with detection of movement on nerve endings in muscles surrounding the uterus?

    Hint: Nothing. Literally makes no sense. Your nerve endings would be no different if you weighed 400 pounds.

    You don't think someone who's thin can feel externally feel movement earlier than someone that has a couple extra inches of fat?


    ****QUOTE BOX FAIL****
    Edited because I got caught up in a hypothetical that doesn't even make any sense.

    Look lady - you can think that you felt your son move at 12 weeks if you want to. I still call BS because frankly you do not have science on your side. In the land of rational thought, science always wins.

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  • JoJo1111JoJo1111 member
    Also your uterus is almost completely covered by your pelvic bone at 11 weeks and the top of your uterus is the thickest part. No.way.
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  • willowprincesswillowprincess member
    threearrows said:
    Katerina&Baby said:
    Trampslikeus said:
    What does being underweight have to do with detection of movement on nerve endings in muscles surrounding the uterus? Hint: Nothing. Literally makes no sense. Your nerve endings would be no different if you weighed 400 pounds.
    You don't think someone who's thin can feel externally feel movement earlier than someone that has a couple extra inches of fat?
    ****QUOTE BOX FAIL**** Are you saying that you felt your baby move from the outside of your stomach (as in, with your hand on your stomach)? Because that's a whole other ball of wax than being able to detect movement from inside (i.e., the nerve endings on your palm vs the nerve endings in your uterus). And since fat does not accumulate inside your uterus, you would not be able to detect your baby moving in this way faster than someone who has bigger fat stores.
    YES. That's exactly what I'm saying. I felt it literally, as in with my hand, placed on my abdomen. I don't think I actually felt internal movement until 20+ weeks.

    ETA: the point I was trying to make, which seems to have been completely missed, is that being underweight meant I didn't have any extra cushion between my organs an my skin. I was able to feel a flicking sensation externally that I wasn't picking up on internally.
    Yeah, no. Not possible. Sorry sweetie, but it didn't happen.
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  • redrocksmamaredrocksmama member
    Baby is too small for anyone with a June due date to feel right now. I was 20 weeks before I was able to feel anything, and it was another week or two before it was a regular occurrence.
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  • shoshoprrstwickshoshoprrstwick member
    Oops feel like I've started something here lol.... I'm outta here! :-t
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    That was a fun read.

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  • JoJo1111JoJo1111 member
    I am still wondering where on the abdomen you were feeling this movement? Can I get a diagram? It is sad how little people understand their own anatomy.
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    blu-eyedwife said:
    You guise are so mean!  I'm 1095% certain she felt movement externally weeks before it was physically possible.


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  • TrampslikeusTrampslikeus member
    @threearrows -    This only became such a shitshow because you were taking science/anatomy as a personal insult towards yourself.  Its not, I promise. Its just real life.  

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  • Jhan6064Jhan6064 member
    Who cares! If she feels like she felt the baby, then that's great. Is it really that big of a deal?
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  • adorebeladorebel member
    edited November 2014
    Just gonna leave this here. 
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  • mccall35mccall35 member
    threearrows said:

    adorebel said:

    Just gonna leave this here. 
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    Thanks for being a tool. I think it's hilarious that it's totes not PC to make fun of someone who says they are grossly overweight, but completely legit to do so for someone who is grossly underweight. But you must be a special snowflake too ;)
    I don't think someone who is "grossly overweight" would ever describe themselves using those terms. And, in fact, I think it's a strange cry for attention for anyone (overweight, underweight or otherwise) to describe themselves as "grossly" anything.

    But I can tell you, if an overweight person was making the same ridiculous claims you have been in this thread, people would have jumped all over them for it just the same.
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  • thay33thay33 member
    Ay yi yi. This thread needs to STOP! There's no way you felt the baby kick it's impossible I don't care if you are 10lbs or not. Look up how small your baby is right now. Its impossible PERIOD stop fighting back.
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  • adorebeladorebel member
    edited November 2014
    Haha, I knew I was gonna get that response from you. Yes, I think women should lay off judging each other's bodies. Women judging skinny girls is a real issue, and it sucks and it worsens our communal body issues. That said, the way you've handled this entire thread and repeatedly drawn attention to/ described your weight to a bunch of people on the internet contributes to body issues - it doesn't detract from them or help them go away. You brought this on.
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  • adorebeladorebel member
    edited November 2014
    sensitivesally said:
    I think she has a serious medical condition to blame for being underweight. This does not, however, validate her claim or make this line of posts any less AWish.
    And this is why threearrows has some legitimacy in coming back at me - if what sensitivesally says is true in particular. I am really sorry if this is a sensitive issue for you. We should not mock each other's bodies as women, period. However, I feel fine making fun of the mindset, rather than the bodies, of people who can't stop talking about their appearance dramatically/inappropriately to people on the internet. I was poking fun at your attention-grabbing more than the particular trait you were using to grab attention. I'm sorry that I hurt you by touching on a sensitive issue, though. Perhaps I didn't think it through. 
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  • adorebeladorebel member
    edited November 2014
    All right, fun's over. I apologize. This seems much more serious than I thought, and I made a joke about "attention-grabbing" where it was clearly not appropriate and actually refers to some real issues. Peace to you, @threearrows. 
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    threearrows said:

    I felt my son at 12 weeks. There will be 90 people who chime in afterwards and tell me that it wasn't possible, but at 5'7'' and 103 pounds, grossly underweight, I knew it wasn't gas. Even this time around, I can feel the outline of my uterus. I haven't felt anything yet this time around though.

    I'm 5'7 101 ... I eat so the time.. Guess I'm just going to be skinny till I get older and slow down... Do you eat all the time too?
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