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Does anyone else feel like they can feel their baby's toes or fingers through your stomach my midwife told me my belly was all baby is that why I feel like I can feel parts of her body through my stomach idk it feels so weird !!
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That should be ok I guess. Anterior placenta won't be covering the whole front belly the area that was uncovered Would be the area where you can feel her fingers or toes. Better to discuss this with your midwife or ob gyn.
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I'm 33 weeks 4 days and my baby is head down and I have an anterior placenta too that's why I'm surprise I can feel her feet toes or fingers I'm so small with just a big belly idk if that's y too
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Yes I feel my baby's head right under my ribs. Sometimes it's on the left side when I sleep on the left or else on the right side when I sleep on the right. It's specifically pokes out.  When I touch it few times baby takes her head in. Btw I'm 33 weeks with a breech baby and anterior placenta so very hard to feel her other parts.
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My bf freaks out he feels it right quick and jumps away -_- lol he tells me to stop bc Ima break her foot lol but I know I'm not i mess with her lol it's so cute and weird at the same time haha
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Yes lol. I always feel my baby's feet up near my ribs and my boyfriend and I always play with them lol
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