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I'm a first time mom and I have a anterior placenta. I'm 19 weeks and 5 days so I still can't feel my baby kick. Has  any other mom's been through this and how did you keep sane?? I worry 😣

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Your uterus will grow, and the placenta will move with the stretching uterus. They will probably do a 30week sonogram to see where the placenta moves to, and how the baby is positioned in regards to that

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I have one, and for me it's a 'that's how it is'. FTM too, and well I don't know another way...
Am 20+5 today and know not every mum will feel their baby just yet, and in your 2nd trimester that is quite normal. 
When baby gets stronger I'll feel her better.
Now it comes and goes, and feels like a fish in the water, like one is getting seasick. So the few times I feel her, I enjoy and the times I don't I try to remember that that is completely normal.

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I have an anterior placenta, and from weeks 16-19 I felt her only on my sides and now I'm 23 weeks indecently can feel her give strong kicks. Just means you have to wait a few more weeks than other moms. You'll fell him or her very soon.

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