Should I be worried?!?

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I'm 22 weeks and my husband says he doesn't feel the baby move when his hand is on my belly. I feel him move all the time and kicks only when I'm hungry. Should I be worried or is it still a lil early???

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I would say normal. I'm 23 weeks & I can feel strong kicks bc when I tell my husband to put his hand there to try to feel, it seems like baby stops moving-our nugget might already be playing games with him lol

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It's normal. Tell him to lay his head on your belly for a little while. That's how my husband usually feels our little guy bc he's too hard to find otherwise, he moves too much to mask track with your hand.

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It's normal. My SO only felt our son once at 21 weeks but he was moving around the hardest iv felt him.

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If your placenta is laying on the front of the uterus then it will be harder for others to feel baby until later on.

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Normal! My husband can't feel a thing either. I'm 23 weeks, and she just started getting super active (for me at least) in the last week.

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I'm still not even feeling her myself and I'm almost 21 weeks. She was very active on the scan last week so not worried. I'm a first timer so maybe I am feeling her n just not sure what that feels like yet! I'm excited to feel her for the first time for sure and for my husband to start feeling her from the outside too ! 👶🏼🎀👣

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Thanks feeling much better!

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Don't be worried! My husband has only felt our baby twice in 21 weeks, and they had to be abnormally large kicks for him to feel them. He should be able to by 24 weeks or so :)

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Some women can't feel their babies on the outside until 24-26 weeks. No worries!

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I'm 22 weeks and I'm the only one that can feel the baby...he/she is way down low...

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