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Baby moving

I'm 18w4d with number 4 and I still have not felt anything that I'm positive was baby. I told my doctor at my appt 2 weeks ago but he wasn't too concerned. Any other mamas not feel it for that long?
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Maybe your placenta is growing in the front? Have been told by my midwife and others that if the placenta is growing in the front you won't feel the baby move/kick as much as you would if it was growing at the back :)
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I've felt my baby move a few times right before bed or right as I wake up. Not to much throughout the day. I'm 19 weeks 3 days, and I haven't noticed much movement at all besides that. I try rubbing my belly and kinda poking it to aggravate him into moving but doesn't really work. Haha. My baby has a strong heart be at tho and we get our second ultrasound next week. Have you scheduled yours yet?
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I'm pregnant with my first due feb 2 I'm 19 Weeks felt him kicking at 18 weeks
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I am pregnant with my 4th child & I haven't felt any kicks either... "But" my Midwife "says" : "my" baby is "fine"... I "feel" my baby movements... & "my" "baby" "makes" sounds"once" in "awhile"... I "am" 19 weeks "pregnant".
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Im 18 (im due feb 2nd) and no movement either. But the baby is completely fine and moving actively on the ultrasound i got today so, i guess we will have to wait
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