For women w/an anterior placenta, could you eventually see baby's hands and feet move across your stomach?

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So far I'm 26 weeks with an anterior placenta and I see him moving all around. I haven't seen the outlines of feet or anything but I imagine I'll be able to. I'm expecting to see it more on the sides than anywhere else but I see him moving all over the place.

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I have an anterior placenta. I definitely see my abdomen moving around and it is easy to tell where she is, but I haven't seen a distinct outline of a hand or foot. It's more of just a bump. I'm 34W 3d

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With my first I had an anterior placenta, I could see little movements, I just never felt them.

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Movements, yes. Outlines? No. That’s a myth. The muscle wall alone is too thick to see a detailed outline of baby’s foot or hand.

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I’m 31 weeks with an anterior placenta, I was hoping to see this too. So far nothing! Though I’ve read on here other moms at like 34+ could see on the side. I can definitely feel her movement frequently though.

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I had more movement on the sides and always felt them or her hiccups 
She was also breach so I saw her head roll a lot on the top left under my ribs lol 
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I have an anterior placenta. I only just started to feel her move about 3 weeks ago (at about 20 weeks), and my SO just felt her for the first time last night (22+5 today). My doc said that we may never be able to see hand and footprints because the placenta is too thick. We’re just excited to be able to feel her in there :)

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Impossible because of how thick the lining is.

For women w/an anterior placenta, could you eventually see baby's hands and feet move across your stomach?

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