How does a baby kick feels?

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And when did you first felt your baby move? How many weeks were you? What is the earliest?

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I first felt them around 15 weeks. It feels like little muscle twitches. The rolling feels like a fish or snake in your guts. Once you figure it out it is easy to see how some can mistake it for gas.

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At fist it just felt like a plop but now that he's much bigger it feels like a muscle twitch when he kicks lightly and other times if he hits my ribs it's a kinda painful.

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To me it feels kind of like an eye twitch but in your belly.

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At 15 weeks I felt bubbles, around 17 weeks I had flutters, and around 19/20 weeks I started feeling like a frog jumping around in there, I'm 23 weeks now and I feel her move every day. 😊

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I felt butterflies around 16 weeks, like the baby was rolling around in there :)

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My first sensation was almost like a fish flopping over in my belly! I looked at my co-worker & was like "I think I just felt the baby move!"  Sure enough I felt it again later. :)

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I never did feel the really light bubbles or butterfly kicks. When I started feeling kicks, they were big enough to see on the outside of my belly! That was at 20 almost 21 weeks. To me it feels kind of like a twitch. It was so crazy to be able to see it!

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I felt flutters for a couple weeks after I hit 15 weeks. Then I felt some pretty strong kicks (like thumps that sometimes tickle from the inside) around 19-20 weeks-when my husband also felt it and now I can see the little kicks at 21 weeks.

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I didn't feel him until 18 weeks. Dr said for your first it's common. My hubby felt him at 21 weeks. But everyone is different so could be sooner for you. It feels kinda like little flutters at first.

How does a baby kick feels?

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