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Baby Kicks in 3rd Trimister

I am 28 weeks pregnant and while I feel my baby moving everyday, I haven't really experienced him kicking. My Husband is also waiting to feel the baby kicks. Is this okay?! When do they start kicking for us to feel it?! Please help. Am getting worried.
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With my first baby i felt her moving all the time but she would never kick finally at like 71/2 months I finally felt solid kicks but my husband only got to feel her a hand full of times hang in there you will feel them soon
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Thanks,guys. I feel less worried now.:)
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My sil placenta was lying to the front so she didn't experience the same kind of belly kicking I got during my first pregnancy. Could be same for you? Or just be the way it's lying.
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I am 28 weeks and feel baby moved all the time mainly at night. Sone times if the placenta in in the way then kicks will feel like normal movement too .
Everytime I tell my partner to feel babys movement it stops. Then starts moving again once is hand is away...hmm lol
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As long as you are feeling the baby move don't worry. I don't think my husband could properly feel movements until I was about 23 weeks and even then they weren't strong, I'm 33 weeks now and we can see all sorts :) no idea what is pushing my stomach up but it's nice to sit watching her have a wriggle :)
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Normal....im 16wks n I bearly starting the baby move nothing to worrie about!!!
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