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Moving baby!!
I'm 9 weeks and 1 day and today I got my first ultrasound I seen a strong heartbeat and my lil baby was moving like crazy! Has anyone else seen their baby moving this early on their ultrasound? Super excited! #firstbaby
I had my first trimester screening on the 20th I was 11weeks 1day I seen my baby moving it turned its back to us. They move a lot to get comfortable we just don't feel it yet
Bkonop2. That on the very low side of the heart rate range. The normal avg. is 150. Not sure who your doctor is but I'd get a second opinion.
Another thing we saw our baby move and we could see the heartbeat fluttering. My husband was just in shock too. It was amazing!
My appt was yesterday and I am officialy 9 wks today. She found the heartbeat. My babys heartbeat is at 115 bpm. She said that is within normal ranges. I know that every pregnancy is different but I wish I could've had a higher heartrate or that I could've heard it. Im just glad the baby is doing good.
Here in Australia my doctor has sent me for my first at about 8 weeks (aappointment is in 3 hours, so nervous) but I have to pay for it. We get free ones for gender and one later in pregnancy. I think though if I asked my doctor for referrals I could pay for extra scans in between.
My first was at 6 weeks. Depends on your doctor and the pregnancy. If your high risk you get more done to make sure your baby is ok.
Im actually i canada. They do scans between 9 and 12 weeks. Then another between 18 and 20 weeks.
Yes, Im in the US...and it depends on the doctor some don't schedule ultrasounds until 12 weeks and then between 18-20 weeks to confirm gender but sometimes they let u request them or give scans if you're having an abnormal pregnancy/complications
I'm in the UK and we don't have our first scan here until 12 weeks, then a 2nd at 20 weeks. I'm assuming that you guys are in the US, at what point do you have scans there?
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