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20 weeks

Im 20 weeks pregnant and this is my second child but i RARELY feel my baby move it worries me,ultrasound is fine but according to the info i should feel alot right now
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1420648 tn?1295809833
Don't worry the baby Is still so small so you won't feel constant movements yet. They don't tell you to start kick counts until 28 weeks
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ps emmiesmam you must be due when i am then..september 11th?
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thanks guys,my first i felt at 16 weeks the ultrasound and everything were fine maybe its just an inactive baby lol
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i've been feeling the same this is my 2nd baby and i'm 20wks 2days i expected to feel alot more i'm going for a scan tomorrow i'm going to ask about it i'll let you know what they say xx
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1521759 tn?1298337665
I'm 22weeks today when i was 20weeks i would feel little movement but know at 22 i starterd to feel more when i dont feel him i rub on my belly and he responds dont worry
you will start to feel him move more.
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every pregnancy is different i felt my first move at 24 weeks for the first time, my second was around 20 weeks and the third earlier

Please do not worry but i would speak to your midwife if you are worrying big time, that is what they are there for.
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