although im only 17 weeks, ive been
feeling some movement daily, so far today
i have not felt anything, is this normal,
i know its early, and movement is not
strong yet....im just a worry wart!! Can
someone ease my mind?
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Ingi
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Posted: 11-26-07 16:57pm
Normal. Normal. Normal. This is early to
feel movement with your first - there may
be times thoughout pregnancy when you
won't feel any movement... Relax and enjoy
your pregnancy
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young Girl
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Posted: 11-26-07 18:52pm
its normal hun!
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Hollyberries
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Posted: 11-26-07 20:37pm
Theres still A LOT of room for the baby to
move. The baby could be facing your back
side, and kicking back there, and you
won't feel it. It's hard not to worry i
know, but sounds normal to me
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Lilly Ivy
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Posted: 11-27-07 16:05pm
Normal. I'm 19 weeks and I've been feeling
baby move for a good two weeks now. I'm
pretty sure they are hiccups because it
will move every 2-3 seconds for a good
minute. But it's really nice having your
partner feel it. He was happy !
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cln1812
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Joined: 15 Jul 2006 Posts: 523 Location: La Porte, TX
Posted: 11-27-07 16:27pm
It's very normal. I didn't start having
more consistent movement (feeling
something daily every day) until around 23
or 24 weeks, even then, I'd sometimes have
a quiet day. Around 27 weeks or so, the
movements became very consistent, and I
could tell she had definite sleep/wake
cycles. For example, my baby hardly moves
in the morning before lunchtime and
gradually perks up as the day wears on
until by evening and night she is really
going at it.
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