Fetal Movement

Not at all. Most babies do not turn until they are closer to the big day. 2 of mine did not turn until the day before. I would not worry.

There is no set time that you will begin to notice your baby move on the outside. You will feel it move inside first, usually around 20 weeks, but often several weeks earlier. Noticeable external movement will depend on your size (how much extra tissue (i.e. fat) there is between your uterus and your skin), whether you've been pregnant before, the size of the baby, and the position of the baby. If the baby is facing outward (its back toward your backbone), it will be easier to see movement.

You should feel regular movement in starting in the 4th month. Karen Erdman

You will feel the puppies move around week seven out of nine weeks. They don't move that often but you can fee them move. It also depends on the breed of dog you have, and also how big your female is.

Yes it will hurt in the uterus , as two pairs of legs will be kicking you not one.

Anything is possible. A baby kicking/moving feels an awful lot like gas (really) so if you suspect your pregnant but the tests are coming back negative, I would recommend that you see a doctor or midwife for a blood test and possibly for an ultrasound. Stranger things have happened so while it's unlikely, sure, it could happen. You will not feel any kicking or movement until you are about 5 or six months pregnant. If you are getting negative pregnancy tests but think you are definitely pregnant, or it's been five or six months since your last period, go to the doctor. If your not producing enough hcg to detect in an hpt, there could be a problem. Check it out just to be safe.

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i have had similar problems with movement in my tummy however i have got abdo swelling and even look about 5 month pregnant, i have carried out a number of pregnancy tests which come back negative however i look and feel pregnant, I am a little bit worried that I could be pregnant, even if the over the counter pregnancy test shows that I'm not. I am in my 40ies and have had irregular periods for the past year or so. Haven't had my period for close to 4 months now and haven't thought much about it, until I started to feel "movement" in my lower stomach area a few days ago. Not just once but regularly. Little "butterfly" movements as if it were the first movements of a baby. I have given birth to 2 children, (youngest is 22) so I recognize the feeling. First I thought it just might be air bubbles but it doesn't really feel like it. Counting back to when I was sexually active last time, it would mean that I would be about 16 weeks pregnant, (haven't had my period after that "encounter") that is if I am pregnant... Is it possible that I could be pregnant even if the urine test I took yesterday came up negative? Can't say that I've planned to "start over" again or that I'm bouncing up and down with joy over the thought of being pregnant again but if I am... I'll get used to the idea... *smile* Yes it's Possible Although your urine tests are coming back negative it is very possible that you are pregnant at home tests are more likely to give false negatives than positives if you haven't had your period that long I suggest getting to your doctor ASAP so that he or she can do a blood test and or ultrasound to see what's really going on...hope everything works out for you.

Fetal hiccups feel like gentle, rhythmic kicking or taps in the same area for a few seconds up to many minutes. The further along a woman gets in her pregnancy the stronger the hiccups become until you can see the belly jump where the hiccups are originating.

No offense, but this is not a health care provider website. Answers to your questions are likely to be inexpert at best. There are loads of comprehensive websites for neonatal care out on the internet. Try these two: http://pregnancy.about.com/ http://www.pregnancy.org/

yes. It might seem like he/she is moving less or not kicking or jabbing as hard. But in reality, he/she has been growing a lot faster lately and has less room to move and make those moves happen. So they rub more on the sides of your walls rather than making distinct jabbing or kicking movements.

If it's your first pregnancy you probably won't feel anything for another 4-5 weeks, if your second or later child, you will probably feel something in the next week or two.

You can begin to feel fetal kitten movement between the 6th and 7th week in a cat's pregancy, but you probably won't be able to see the movement until around the 8th week. If its a cat's first pregnancy or there are quite a few kittens in the uterine horns, you may not be able to feel much movement at all since they can be restricted in space.

yes!! i found out i was pregnant at three weeks. I just felt different and sure enough i got a faint positive.

You cannot kick a baby in the face because that's abuse. You can go to & stay in jail for physical maltreatment to a child or anybody else.

my baby kicks very hard and regularly 2 hours

Labor feels like a bunch of strenghthful stress came and partied in your place where you give labor

I dunno, but in the full clip it looked like she started to move right at the end, so she didn't die right away... And then again, kids are surprisingly good at bouncing back from injuries sometimes. But yeah, I dunno.

Many women describe the first fetal movements they feel as feeling like butterflies in their stomach, gas bubbles, or even popcorn popping.

At first you would feel different. You would feel either angry or sad. But if you give it a little while, and get used to it, I'm pretty sure you would get a whole lot better. Hope this helped you. :]

i have a sack in my stomach but no baby

Probably when it most starts to resemble an actual baby! I mean with arms an legs, How many months or weeks are you pregnant?

You will experience intermittent cramping similar to period cramps they will come & go & eventually get worse & closer together, or you may have back labor which would be a dull ache in your lower back that continues to get more intense.

You may lose your mucous plug, you might have a "bloody show", your water may break, but not always!

You may experience a fullness or achy sensation in your pelvic floor or rectal pressure, like you have to have a bowel movement, but it just doesn't seem to go away.

Just remember to stay calm, relax & keep moving around it will help your labor go faster....you can also check out my post on techniques to make giving birth easier.....best of luck to you! ;)

well what you do is go to the hospital and tell them you think you are pregnant a u/s and they will be able 2 tell you if you are if you are less along have them do a vaginal u/s good luck

chances are that he may just be kicking while you are asleep. my little man did that to me. i never really feel him during the day, but starting late in the evenings i do, especially when i settle down for the nite. most of not feeling him during the day is because i am so active running around after my two year old. you are less likely to feel the fetal movement when you are moving around a lot, mainly because the fetus is getting rocked to sleep and sleeps a lot during pregnancy. i find that eating clementines or just a naval orange helps to jump start him. he really gets going when i eat them. do not worry. he will be ok. if you are unsure enough, go to your doctor and let them check you out. they can do fetal heart rate and if they feel there is a problem, then they will let you know. chances are he is just sleeping because you are active or he just sleeps during the day and is active at nite, but you are not far enough along to notice the kicks while you are sleeping.

When your 1 to 3 weeks pregnant you may or may not feel anything. You just may feel sleepy or nauseated. Some people do not feel anything at all. Cravings may start till the 2nd month. Nausea and sleepiness starts right away.

If you feel pressure in your cervix and are towards the end of your last trimester that means your baby is dropping into delivery position! :)