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When will my baby start moving for the first time
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im on baby #3 and with my other pregnancys i felt them around 4 months but this one i am 18 weeks and all i feel is flutters randomly but the heart is 160 so i knows its alive :)
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I'm a ftm and I felt my son at 15 and then I had an ultrasound at 16 weeks and felt him and saw him move at same time. So I know it was him! Most don't feel til later on though.
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OK thanks ladies
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I'm a ftm and I felt my baby boy move at 22 weeks.
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The babies are already moving early (8-10) weeks but you won't be able to feel it until later on like 17-23 weeks. I'm 19 weeks and have seen my little muffin jumping around inside my belly and waving and scratching his face but I have yet to feel it.
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On the ultrasound mine was moving at 8 weeks. But you wont feel it til later.
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I am a ftm and I felt him move around 17 weeks!
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I am a ftm and I felt him move around 17 weeks!
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4715985 tn?1371582997
For ftm usually around 20-25weeks. It can be sooner or it can be later. If this is your second or third youll probably feel it around 14-16weeks

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