Ladies this is my first pregnancy....they say it’s supposed to be so beautiful but I only spend my time worrying 😢 I…

I didn't feel a kick until I was in my 20 weeks, also depends we're your placenta is if it's at the front it's harder to feel kicks

You should feel kicks around 20 weeks or so . Your fine if you really want to know if baby is okay ? I would look into a fetal doppler . I'm 38 weeks pregnant and I still use mine from time to time . It gives me peace of mind

I’m 14 weeks and haven’t felt a strong kick only because right now at 15 weeks for you, your baby is only 4 inches long just about. Ask your doctor is it okay if you can go in to hear your babies heartbeat, my doctor said if I ever don’t feel pregnant come in, & they’ll let me listen to my baby’s heartbeat

But honestly I’m still the same way I’m always so worried, this is my first pregnancy as well 😩 try buying a feral Doppler of your own to listen to your babies heart beat at home

I was the exact same at 15 weeks. I had a day where I totally wigged out about it all day. I bought a doppler on Amazon that day. 2 day shipping was such a long wait! Lol. It comforted me MANY times since I got it. I didn't feel any movement until like 19 weeks or so

I worried like crazy! Still do. I bought a fetal Doppler to hear the heart beat at home and it helped ALOT!!! I checked my baby’s heart beat almost every single day until I was far along enough to feel movements everyday. It was well worth it to help put my mind at ease!!!

I didn’t feel movement till I was 16 weeks. It depends on your size and where your placenta is located. A at home Doppler helps a lot. Especially at the beginning. I got one on amazon for like 25 bucks. Anytime I was worried I would check the babies heartbeat and it made me feel a lot better. Once you become pregnant the worrying never stops, even after you have your baby you’ll still worry. But it’s all worth it mama ☺️

Your not alone. I'm always worried about the baby . I have an appointment tomorrow and I am actually nervous.

You are not alone. From the moment you get those two lines the worrying begins and it will never end. It will change and lessen, but I think that's just being a parent. Every new stage is scary and exciting.

I got a doppler and when I'd get nervous I'd listen. I had an anterior placenta, so I didn't feel him until 23 weeks. And I remember every apt, praying I'd hear the heart beat. Every ultrasound, holding my breath until I see his heart beating. (I had tons, like 15 + my cause I was high risk for blood pressure and preeclampsia)

It does get better once they are in your arms. :]

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