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Come on....kick me.

At how many weeks should I be before I feel baby move.....felt a few flutters........but nothing big...im about 18 weeks.........really starting to worry.
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1486020 tn?1354028475
I'm 19w 3d now with my first and starting to feel more flutters and sometimes the occasional kick. I look forward to the day when it's just full on kicking and punching! I know that sounds silly, but I can't wait to feel that. :]
Good luck!
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I'm pregnant w my 2nd and they say you should feel movement sooner w your 2nd. Fingers crossed for soon.
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1855867 tn?1319979775
i felt my babys kick at 15 weeks darl everyones different :)
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No movement here. im nearly 21wkz. at scan they said he was squeshd tho. x
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1841589 tn?1319711519
Any day now, with my first I was 21 weeks and then he had a party in my stomach, but with my second she hardly moved :( didnt notice till 19 weeks
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1640871 tn?1321673746
I am 37w tomorrow.. with a very energetic baby boy... he is killing me! lol
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1806883 tn?1458321004
you should start to feel the really big kicks and elbows around 25+weeks, dont worry soon you will be wishing that bub would settle down abit especially when you are trying to sleep and they think its party time :) It is different for each women and each pregnancy but you'll be getting bashed up from the inside out soon enough :)
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