AT LAST!!!!!!!

[amy]

i felt me little man move last night, was laying in bed reading wtith oh and he did a little turn, nudged me oh and said excitedly he is moving, as we were both staring at me tum it was wonderful, then my oh said ooooo , bless him i thought he is getting all emotional, then he come out with, remind me we have to pay the rent tommorrow!!!!!!!!! MEN!!!!!


FEEL MUCH BETTER NOW CAN FEEL ME LITTLE BUBBA , WONT BE MOANING ON ALL THE TIME NOW XXXXX

 

[sarah113]

yay, its really nice when you feel the movements for the first time

 

[missac]

 

[kirlykird]

 

[trixipaws]

i'm looking forward to the experience!
x

 

[littlebump]

That's lovely news Amy. Baby won't stay still now!!

LBxx

 

[jennywren]

That's lovely news Amy. Baby won't stay still now!!

LBxx

Mine has lol

Kicked once a few nights ago, went for the scan the next day all was fine, could see it moving on the screen, but its never obviously wriggled or kicked again!!

Lazy baby

 

[Vicki83]

It's great feeling your LO moving for the first time isn't it!

 

[amy]

little thing has stopped as well think he is taking after his daddy xxx was a great feeling, want it to happen again

 

[Vicki83]

Don't worry it won't be long until they are keeping you up at nights with their acrobats!

 

[Kat@girlracer]

That's lovely news Amy. Baby won't stay still now!!

LBxx

Mine has lol

Kicked once a few nights ago, went for the scan the next day all was fine, could see it moving on the screen, but its never obviously wriggled or kicked again!!

Lazy baby

I have one of those too

 

[little*red]

Jennywren and Kat, which way is your placenta lying? It should tell you someplace in your baby notes, apparently if you have an anterior placenta (i.e the placenta is at the front of your bump) then it may be more difficult to feel kicks as the placenta may cushion them.

 

[Kat@girlracer]

I'll have a look when I go home - I know that she likes to be breach as she has been in all my scans - and i'm very tall so she may have more room?!?!?!

 

[jennywren]

Jennywren and Kat, which way is your placenta lying? It should tell you someplace in your baby notes, apparently if you have an anterior placenta (i.e the placenta is at the front of your bump) then it may be more difficult to feel kicks as the placenta may cushion them.

I dunno?

Who feels this? As we keep our own notes here and take them every time we go to the midwife but not to the scans, the hospital have our scan notes, we have to take our own notes to the hospital only if we go in for anything other than standard scans & birth.

So far no ones told me neinto bout my placenta

 

[mum&2girls]

weird feeling innit