I'm 20 weeks with my first baby and know from the 12 week scan my placenta is anterior. I know that the two reasons (1st baby and anterior) will mean I'm likely to be much later than most but I am starting to wonder when.
Don't seem to have anything that matches the descriptions other than lots of rumbles and grumbles in my tummy but as they are usually accompanied by wind I don't think that's the baby.
So when did you first feel your baby's movements if your placenta is anterior? Thanks
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When did you feel your baby move if you have an anterior placenta?
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StuckOnARollercoaster · 19/01/2013 09:45
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