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feel the baby

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mireltjedebeltjeGuest ·
Hi!

I'm 7 weeks pregnant today. I've read a lot online that I shouldn't really be able to feel the baby yet. But whenever I lie down in bed or on the couch, I do feel little pops. It feels a bit like muscle twitches, but I've never had that in my lower belly before. Could this be the baby?

Best, Mirella
(I am a member and logged in, but I'm not sure if it's posting as a guest or member since I'm on my phone.)

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  1. Olivia-Anna #2

    You're logged in.

    To start, congratulations!!

    Your little one is only 2 cm now, so it seems unlikely that you'd feel it already. Everywhere it says it's absolutely impossible. But I have to say that was the first thing I felt (at 17 weeks), exactly like little nerve twitches 4 or 5 times in a row.. A bit later on, those became kicks.

    You never know..

  2. sarah #3

    That would be quite early... :-)...
    I myself am 24 weeks pregnant with a second son and occasionally feel a little pop.
    I have a placenta that is located at the front, :-(...
    Are there any women who have this too? Also, one of my amniotic sacs has grown incorrectly due to the many bleeds I had early in my pregnancy...
    Women with the same experience?
    Greetings, Sarah

  3. mireltjedebeltje started this #4

    Yeah, it’s probably impossible according to all the sites. But I only feel it when I’m lying on my side. And yeah, only a few times. When I put my hand on it, it stops. I’m curious if it’ll continue. It felt pretty special.

  4. sarah Guest #5

    Olivia Anna,

    No one knows for sure. One gynecologist thinks it's implantation bleeding, the other says the placenta is lying too low.
    I gave birth to a big son, Aaron, on December 13, 2010, had no problems with that. Afterward, I had two miscarriages, and now I'm 24 weeks along.
    Greetings

  5. Olivia-Anna #6

    But now everything is going well, right??

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