Having an anterior placenta is so annoying. LO moves but they are never strong kicks! Then I get…
Having an anterior placenta is so annoying. LO moves but they are never strong kicks! Then I get panicky until I feel him roll around my rib cage
Having an anterior placenta is so annoying. LO moves but they are never strong kicks! Then I get panicky until I feel him roll around my rib cage
missing240user·
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After 28 weeks, an anterior placenta doesn't really make a difference apparently. (I have one too!). I feel some pretty strong kicks and punches sometimes, they make me jump lol. But it does depend on where baby is laying in there too. x
Jeyda·
Мама дочки (1 год), беременна (35 нед.)
with my twins I have one anterior and one posterior and I do feel more kicks with the posterior one even though I'm 31 weeks. x
natalie roberts·
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@ssumner my midwives I saw Monday at the hospital said that having anterior can still affect how much I feel because it still acts as a cushion. I only feel the really strong kicks x
missing240user·
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Is weird how they all say different things lol. Reduced movements are more likely with an AP (have been in hospital 5 times for monitoring because of that!) x
Nikki·
@natroberts88, mines exactly the same.. I've never felt him on my left due to the placenta.. unless he's sitting low I don't feel many strong kicks as he's usually sat engaged.. been his fav position all along so it's my placenta he kicks.. relaxing hearing someone else have same as me 😀 xx