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hey :) I'm 19+4 wks and last night I pushed on my belly and before I had chance to take my hand away I actually felt on my hand my baby kick /: I thought being a FTM I would have to wait until a few more weeks for that?!    Also Iv got my 20 week scan on Thursday and I know someone who was having just one at there 12 week and on there 20 week found out she was actually having twins, I'm a twin myself and got twins in the family n midwife said I have 70% chance of having them myself but my 12 week only shown one baby but my bump is rather large for how far I am surely it's not common for lots of people to miss the 2nd baby on the 12 week and find out at 20 week there's two?! /:
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FTM can feel kicks or movements as early as 18 weeks some don't feel until later. Depends on your size and baby position. Anything is possible, my father in law is a twin but was hiding behind his brother. So they didn't know.
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And I'm 21 weeks of gone through three ultrasounds they should've known there no more than one at 10 weeks tbecause they would come from hiding behind each other cause they are too big at 10 weeks
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You can only have twins if they are fraternal twins and has to be on your mom side if any fraternal twins are on your dad side you can't have twins
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