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when will i feel baby move

hi all im a ftm and 17 weeks pregnant when will i feel my baby move? i heard heartbeat last week as 16 week check and it was a lovely experience just feels like forever until my 20 week scan. cant wait to feel movement so i know all is ok
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im 30 weeks today (: i didnt feel movement til 18 weeks either (ftm) and up until  i think 25 weeks you wont feel ALL their movements so if you dont feel kicks one day dont stress !
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I felt that is was reassuring when I got an actual ultrasound but once I felt movement, it was a whole other feeling. It really made me just fall in love even more. Lol and I am 18 weeks 4 days. (:
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For me i felt movement at 17w im ftm too
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thank you i hope it is soon too as once you feel baby move its more reasuring isnt it. i have felt the odd bubble here and there but not sure if its baby or wind. how far are you
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youll probably start feeling something by this week or next (: and by 21 weeks you feel him/her move regularly !(:
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Everyone is different! I started feeling actual kicks at 17 weeks but, there's women who sometimes don't feel until 18,19,20 weeks. It all depends. Also, I'm sure everything is fine. If anything was wrong, they would have found it at your 16 week checkup. Hope you feel something soon though! Its amazing!
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