So when u were bigger before pregnancy does it take longer to feel movement ??
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Lol right first it was good now starting to get un comfortable but still OK haha@favoredone
I enjoyed it all first trimester, not anymore lol
Lol I always wondered what the best position for pregnancy was haha @favoredone experimenting can be fun
You're safe. You won't be able to that position too much longer. It gets uncomfortable lol
Jus like missionary ya know like I dont want him to squish her ! Haha I know silly ! @favoredone
Haha oh! Definitely don't worry about that! As long as you're comfortable, go for it! I know we think our men are "huge", but he's not touching the baby honey haha
Lol I'm talking bout sex not a fall haha and OK I'm jus gonna breath and stop worrying as much ! Well try @favoredone
From your descriptions it does. She is so protected in the placenta and surrounded by amniotic fluid. She floating and well cushioned. You will hurt yourself with a fall before you hurt her. She's fine.
So does it sound like the anterior like u were talking about ? And OK I'll stop freaking I'm always scared that we squished her or something lol I know sounds silly .. And I have a hard time stayong on my side to so. U know ftm @favoredone my st mom like Mandie u worry to much
Yep, perfectly normal. Enjoy the cushion phase because once you start feeling, it won't stop lol. Feels like an alien taking over lol. Give it around 20-25 weeks when your baby is bigger and you can feel the movements past the placenta.
Oh OK I see thanks for explaining maybe thats it I know they gotta press down to get the heart beat like she is hiding in the back if that makes since @favoredone
Does not matter at all, will only determine if you feel baby early or not. Placenta location is just based on fertilization. Anterior means near the front, so think of it as a pillow behind your belly button then the baby behind that. That's why it shields a lot of the movements. People with posterior placentas have the baby right at the surface of belly and "pillow" behind baby so they can clearly feel and see baby movements early on.
Does that matter ? Like is it bad if its in certain area or whatever
No need to worry, still early. Just ask doctor location of placenta.
Maybe I jus need to wait and stop freaking out I mean if something was wrong I'd bleed or something right ?
Anterior placenta here. Felt flutters around week 16 and very inconsistent. 21 weeks I felt actual movement and she hasn't stopped yet.
Ugh idk if what I felt was her I keep worry in bout it I'm 18 wks today is it normal
Lol