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We can SEE the movement now!

ReneeErin posted:

I just noticed today that we can actually SEE the baby moving now!! It is SO amazing! My DH also felt it move for the first time this week, 3 weeks exactly since I REALLY started feeling it. I can even feel it when I'm standing up now. I LOVE the proof that there is a baby alive and well within me.

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:We can SEE the movement now!I just noticed today that we can actually SEE the baby moving now!! It is SO amazing! My DH also felt it move for the first time this week, 3 weeks exactly since I REALLY started feeling it. I can even feel it when I'm standing up now. I LOVE the proof that there is a baby alive and well within me. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/litesmile.gif" align="top" border="0">

jenny8709 responded:

That's so great! I can't wait until we see obvious movement! His movements still are not VERY consistent and I only felt him from the outside 3 times, but I suppose it will be real soon now!

Report This| Share this:We can SEE the movement now!That's so great! I can't wait until we see obvious movement! His movements still are not VERY consistent and I only felt him from the outside 3 times, but I suppose it will be real soon now! <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">

bitesizehoney responded:

That is SO cute... Sometimes my LO will leave her foot or her fist in one place for a minute like she's trying to stretch my belly out.. Whatever it is it's a bit smaller than the tip of my index finger.. My co-workers tell me to wait until you can SEE elbows and knees.. LoL.

Report This| Share this:We can SEE the movement now!That is SO cute... Sometimes my LO will leave her foot or her fist in one place for a minute like she's trying to stretch my belly out.. Whatever it is it's a bit smaller than the tip of my index finger.. My co-workers tell me to wait until you can SEE elbows and knees.. LoL.

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