your baby is more than likely moving an you will feel it soon enough :) I'd say in the next couple of weeks you'll feel a flutter or a kick an then start to feel more an more till you realise that's actually the baby moving :) xx

@aimz86, yeah it's my first. z

isit your first baby? have a word with midwife but with my first I didn't feel anything till about 21 weeks an second time round I felt things earlier but only because I recognized the feeling xx

I was 22 weeks (FTM) and worried all the way until week 28 when movements finally became quite regular. Even at 35 weeks now, I still worry when I have a quiet day with not so many movements. It's always a worry, but especially so for FTMs who aren't necessarily sure what the movements feel like in the early weeks. Try not to worry. ☺️

@apunini, thank you. I will give it another go this evening as she's definitely more active at night lol xx

@missy84, u really might be feeling her moving hunn! but shes so tiny that sometimes they aint very strong moves so try to have these "alone" times with u and belly and just relax and focus on whats going on with your body. feeling connected with your body and knowing how it normally feels etc. really helped me and i knew immiaditly that it was baby as ive never had that before❤x

@apunini, funnily enough when I think I feel her move it always happens on the left side so could be her. First baby n everything is so worrying as I don't have a clue what's normal or not 😧 xx

With my first it was 23 weeks xx

i was in doctor yesterday and told her i could feel baby move we did a test while she was doing scan and i told her where and when i felt it. it ended up really beeing baby moving. she said some woman feel it early and some very late and it doesnt matter at all! ❤❤❤(try lay on your left side in a quiet room maybe you would feel something!)xxx

@mumma2be2016, thank you uve put my mind at ease. My bump is not that big either n with no movement as yet I was getting worried x

I'm 20+5 first pregnancy and haven't felt anything definite! I have an anterior placenta which means it's at the front and it's cushioning baby's movements and kicks! midwife said totally normal! xc

I didn't really feel anything definitive until about 25-26 weeks, is common for first babies x