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2nd time mum-to-be feeling baby at 14 wks? is this possible?

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Sara79 · 12/05/2010 20:38

Hello ladies,
I'm 14 weeks pregnant with my 2nd baby, and I'm sure that I can feel the baby move! Although every book/website i've read said that 2nd time mums-to-be usually feel the baby from 16 weeks. So do you think that it's possible to feel the baby move at 14 weeks - or could it just be my tummy rumbling or something?
Has anyone else felt their baby this early?
Thanks in advance for any replies. xx

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MrsJamin · 12/05/2010 20:41

totally possible, i am pretty sure I felt DS2 at just under 12 weeks.

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Hevster · 12/05/2010 20:43

Hey there, i am 18 weeks with no 2 and have def been feeling it moving since 14 weeks (maybe even slightly before that)it really surprised me at first and i didn't believe it!

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asampras · 12/05/2010 20:44

absolutely, i'm a second time mum and at 13 weeks i could feel a kind of 'churning' feeling which i don't think the would have recognised the first time round, and by 14 weeks i was feeling definite movements. With my first i only started feeling 'butterfly wings' at 16 weeks. I didn't get 'butter fly wings' this time round it was pokes and tiny kicks!

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Sara79 · 12/05/2010 20:49

Thanks so much for your replies. I'd forgotten how exciting it is to feel baby move for the first time, so I was desperate to know if that's what it was! Thanks for the confirmation, very much appreciated!

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UnrequitedSkink · 12/05/2010 21:06

I def did at 14 weeks - but don't be alarmed if you don't feel them every day, there's lots of room to move about in at that stage, and I only felt them really low down.

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ktwiltshire · 12/05/2010 22:02

i felt my DD2 at around 14-15weeks and DD3 from 13-14weeks (currentl 35weeks), def just flutterings, but when you know what your feeling for, its much easier to not confuse it with tummy rumblings

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moonstorm · 12/05/2010 22:27

My midwife said from 14 weeks for 2nd time x

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hairymelons · 12/05/2010 22:33

Ah, how lovely to feel movement already. Am 18 weeks and only just started getting definate movements, been on the look out for weeks!

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elnmummy · 13/05/2010 07:00

Hi
I am sure I felt DD2 at about 13 weeks; it's an unmistakeable feeling that once you've felt it once you know what it is the 2nd time around!
Enjoy!

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DomesticG0ddess · 13/05/2010 08:30

I am 17 weeks now and definitely felt it when I was 13 weeks. I felt DS at 15 weeks, so that would make sense.

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MrsB2B · 13/05/2010 10:02

I am 13 weeks with 3rd and can definately feel those unmistakeable movements of baby, think its hard to mistake them for anything else once you know what your looking for xx

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mamasunshine · 13/05/2010 13:24

Yes I felt fluttering with ds2 at less than that!!

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JamesAndTheGiantBanana · 13/05/2010 13:33

I felt my second at about 11 or 12 weeks. It was just the tiniest pulsing sensation now and then when I was very still and quiet. I thought it was my pulse until I realised it wasn't that rhythmical!

and the sensations just continued and got stronger and eventually turned into kicks so I know it definitely was the baby even though my consultant laughed when I said I'd felt movements and told me I wouldn't feel anything til at least 18 weeks (I'd felt my first baby at 17 weeks!)

Wonder how many babies he's carried in his uterus, eh?

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Nymphadora · 13/05/2010 13:40

DC3 been quite active since 14 weeks. AM 17 now and certainly have some decent kicks and spins.

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jbakedbean · 14/05/2010 20:59

agree, my number 2 could be felt at 14 weeks, and had me quite worried when it went a bit quiet at 16 weeks, but it's madly busy kicking my bladder again so all is well, i think....

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