does anyone else have an anterior placenta ? I'm 25 weeks and I can't feel baby kick slightly but…

I have an anterior placenta. Baby's kicks will feel stronger when they get bigger but i had the same as you and couldn't feel them as well as people who have posterior placenta. You can give birth naturally. Only time it causes an issue is if it's low lying but the sonography the would have told you that at 20 week scan. Xx

I too have an anterior placenta @babyno1. I felt my little one kick for the first time at about 24 weeks. I was told the same as @natroberts88 in that it's no problem unless it's low lying and blocking the exit door. xx

awe thank you.. I was worried I couldn't feel as much movement as I should be .. they didn't tell me it's lower down which is good.. how far along are you? xx

I'm 38 weeks with my first @babyno1

36 weeks with my 4th @babyno1

Oh lovely!! you both far on now.. I've got ages left feel like I've been preg for a year lol we are getting 3d scan tomo eeek can't wait!!😀 xx

I'm 30 weeks with an anterior placenta, and only just have her kicks got a lot stronger but I've always been able to feel flutters but she's nice and strong now:)

I had one :) You dont have to have a csection :) You only get a csection if theres problems with the baby or if you have placenta previa( covers the cervix) and if it doesn't move. I had a vaginal birth :) Had to have a forcep delivery because my daughters head was in an awkward angle and had to be manually turned :) xxx

I'm 26 weeks with an anterior placenta and I can't feel proper kicks yet :( rubbish isn't it, I don't think u feel them properly til 30 weeks Iv been told xx