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I'm 20 weeks now but i never felt my baby moves. is it normal? i dont have any bleeding or cramping. if the baby is dead how many days the bleeding will come?right after the baby dies or couple of weeks after?
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I didn't feel any real movement until I was 21 weeks, turns out my placenta is at the front. I wouldn't worry I'm sure over the next few weeks you'll startthi feel some no kicks
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This is my 3rd pregnancy. very rare felt the first baby move, 2nd pregnancy felt the baby move from 18 weeks now 22wks with my 3rd and still haven't felt him move.
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If this is your first you probably wont be feeling your baby move until around 24 weeks, also it can probably be because of the baby position or your placenta, jist give it time have faith that your lil baby is ok in there, good luck and hope everything is good
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Depending on the position of your placenta you may not feel your baby mice until 24 weeks
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I didn't start feeling moments until 24 weeks I'm
Now 33 weeks and she moves like crazy
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Wait till at least 22 weeks and maybe you'll feel something by then, good luck
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You're pretty far along to not feel at least fluters, don't u go for check ups? I mean I think some babies are less active than others idk
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