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I'm 12w 4d and since yesterday I have felt this popping feeling, it feels like popcorn popping. I believe I'm at least two weeks farther along then my doctor says because I measured 4.3cm at 8w which was how big the baby is supposed to be at 10-11w. I have been pregnant before, but I lost the pregnancy, so my question is, is this the baby I am feeling? my instincts says yes, but I'm also a ftm so I really have no idea
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That could very well be the baby. I felt mine at 9 weeks almost 10, but then again this is my third pregnancy!
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I felt my babies around 12 weeks and I'm a ftm aswell
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Thats when i first felt my girl move. And it felt exactly like popcorn popping!
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If your instincts say yes, then I'd say it's most likely so! Some feel their baby a lot sooner than others, depending on how big you were before pregnancy. I started feeling the popcorn feeling at about 16 weeks, but I was also a little bigger to begin with, and I'm also a ftm, so I wasn't really sure what I was feeling. But sure enough during my ultrasound, I felt the same thing, and he was doing flips in my belly! Lol
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I had tree losses I'm currently 11w2d and I feel that too I also think its my baby I still haven't had a scan waiting for appointment x
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