Is it safe to assume...

[ann_of_loxley]

I don't really know how to word this. But...

Okay - most people I know who have anterior placentas for example, can not feel baby kick - cause the placenta is in the way!

So - would it be safe to assume that you can't feel baby kick (punch/move/etc) wherever your placenta is?

Just out of curiosity!

[RedOakMomma]

I've been wondering that, too. I seem to have a blank spot.

[newmommy7-08]

I think it's a fair assumption... but baby while still little can be hiding behind other things as well.

[angelpie545]

With my last pregnancy I had an anterior placenta and didn't really feel the baby move much until I was about five months along, so and even my OB said that can happen. So, yea, the placenta's location can definitely affect your perception of baby's movements.