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Anyone suspect possible twins but has had several ultrasounds.

Maybe I am putting too much thought behind this and underestimating the length of my baby.

I am five months going on six very soon. I've had several ultrasounds so that makes me thing how can a possible twin be over looked.

I feel my baby VERY low then the next I feel movements VERY high. Based on this app and what I've researched my baby is 11.5in and 1.1lbs.

A lot say I am very big from what they think a typical five month pregnancy looks like. My sons father is a big guy so I figure I am just having a very big boy but these movements are throwing me off. I can feel him very low (in my vaginal area) one minute then almost in that same minute or in the next five minutes I feel very high movements.

Am I over thinking this?
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I Dont Agree With The First Comment , I Had The Same Thing With My Daughter, She Was 9lbs So Yes If The Baby Is Big And The Baby Stretches Its Possible To Feel Movement Like That.
AND My Mother In law Was Pregnant 6yrs Ago , They Told Her She Had One Boy..... At 35 Weeks When She Started Labor They Noticed Baby B ANOTHER Boy Hiding Behind Baby A .. They Never Picked It Up. And She Wasn't Very Big At All! Baby A Delivered Naturally And Was 7lbs , Baby B Was CSection And 5lbs. Explains Why She Went Into Labor Early As Well , So Yes Its Possible For Twins To Be Overlooked... Rare But Possible If Baby B Is Hiding.
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Yes you're over thinking it. They would've likely noticed by now if it was twins. Plus it's not uncommon to feel movements in different spots depending on how the baby is positioned.
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