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Where are you feeling your movement?

post #1 of 25
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I'm just curious because I've been feeling quite a lot of movement in the last week or so. I'm about 19 weeks right now. When I was pregnant with my son, I had a lot of movement, but it was mostly in my tummy, and around my belly button. With this one, I'm feeling a lot of movement in my bladder area. I've had a lot of pressure down low and am wanting to know if it's something to worry about, or if it's normal to have movement that low.
post #2 of 25
I am also feeling kicks lower around my bladder area. I thought it was gas at first, but have been feeling movement in the evening for the last weeks or so. Its a great feeling.
post #3 of 25
I'm 21w and just about all the movement I have felt has been really low. I've only felt a few kicks near my belly button, everything else has been considerably lower. Don't worry, I think it's pretty normal.
post #4 of 25
Front and center when I am lying on my back in bed is where I feel the strongest kicks. I strongly suspect the placenta is on the right side, as its the only place I haven't felt any movement at all.
post #5 of 25
I feel most of the kicks down low and in the center. Yesterday I felt a few around my belly button area. I'm 20w3d and I'm not really feeling as much movement as I think I should. I'm betting I have an anterior placenta and I think I need adjust from carrying twins. Tons more movement with twins
post #6 of 25
The first movement I felt was dancing on my cervix and it didn't feel good. Now (21 wks) I'm feeling it all over, but mostly on the left side. Like ErinBird, I suspect the placenta is on the right. My younger dd finally felt some good kicks today and it was adorable-she giggled every time.
post #7 of 25
I haven't felt much movement. Some of the kicks have been low though right in the bladder. I had a ultrasound and found that I have a anterior placenta so that answered a lot of my questions. Don't worry I am sure that you are fine.
post #8 of 25
All the movement I feel is pretty low, just below my pubic bone. I can feel stretching movements etc, elsewhere but no real kicks or bumps. When my midwife was finding the baby's heartbeat with the fetoscope this was the only place she could find it also, and she thinks I have an anterior placenta.
post #9 of 25
Wow, we've got a bunch of anterior placentas here! I've got one, too...we saw it on the ultrasound. And yup, I'm feeling most movement quite low, also.
post #10 of 25
yeah no kidding whats up with the anterior placenta? i had an ultrasound and thats what they told me. Right smack dab in the middle of my belly i am guessing. I feel movements to either side. felt the slightest bump OUTSIDE this morning for the first time. on my right side. i am sad that its harder to feel. ds was a joy to feel all the time and i would like dh, mom and sister to feel dd move more!!

love movement isn't anything to worry about. babys twist, turn, flip, and then Jam their heads into your bladder!! tho my dd is transverse and has her head right where ds's knee is when i pick him up!!
post #11 of 25
Everywhere. At first it was all concentrated along my lower right side, just above my pubic bone (that's where I ALWAYS feel the first movements) but now it's everywhere, and sometimes in two places at once. Hands and feet.
post #12 of 25
Always on the right Nooo idea if they're hands and feet, feels more like breakdancing in there
post #13 of 25
They told me on Wednesday that I, too, have an anterior placenta!
I'm at 21.5 weeks (first baby) and am not sure if I've felt anything yet. Sometimes it's a slight movement like stomach gurgles, sometimes a little pain for a few seconds and it goes away. Would he be kicking?
As I've always had stomach problems and stomach noises, I can't seem to distinguish what's the normal stuff and what is finally my much-awaited baby moving around in there!
post #14 of 25
Another here with the LOW and centered movments. Much lower than DD or DS were.

Deb
post #15 of 25
Busy, busy, busy here. Left and right side, sometimes at once, middle by bellybutton and up high near my ribs on my right side already which I put down to having a pre-stretched uterus!
post #16 of 25
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Originally Posted by dvons
Another here with the LOW and centered movments. Much lower than DD or DS were.

Deb
Me too, though I have felt a few kicks up at the top, but only to the right and/or left not in the center...I'm suspecting I might have an anterior placenta.
That could partly explain why I didn't feel this baby untill 3 weeks later than the first too.
post #17 of 25
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Wow, we've got a bunch of anterior placentas here! I've got one, too...we saw it on the ultrasound. And yup, I'm feeling most movement quite low, also.
Add me to the anterior placenta tribe... I feel my kicks on the left side low mostly. But I do think this girl is a mover and a shaker because I have felt them up front, up top in the back but not usually on the right. But yesterday at the ultrasound she was transverse with her head to the right so maybe she just likes that position alot? The anterior placenta explains why I felt her later than with my last DD by a couple weeks.

Heather
post #18 of 25
I second orangefoot on that pre-stretched uterus thing. I won't be 20 weeks until friday and I keep feeling some high little kicks the last few days. I felt one halfway between my belly button and rib cage today, but most are around my belly button or halfway between my bb and pubic bone. I always thought your uterus didn't hit your bb until 20 weeks. I've been feeling kicks above mine for a week or two.
post #19 of 25
I feel movement everywhere, top, bottom, left, right, ya know sometimes I think hes in there using my bladder as a trampoline, maybe he's in there laughing at me , see how fast mommi can run to the bathroom
post #20 of 25
I'm now feeling movement just about everywhere. Much more lower than higher up.

Also felt baby moving on both sides of my uterus after I woke up with a full bladder one night. S/he must have been lying transverse at the time and stretching :-)
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