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Helen Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:30 pm

if I am getting baby flutters, can't really decided as I'm only just over 11 weeks, it only seems to happen when I am sat all curled up, so maybe hes saying for christ sake give me some space lol !!! Its definate flutters but its too coincidently in the correct place where the baby would be !?!?!?!?!

**Georgi** Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:10 pm

I suppose it is possible, I was feeling flutters from around 14 weeks but at 16 weeks I was 100% sure that it was Theo moving, I was led on my side on the sofa and it was that fluttering feeling but obvious and it lasted for about 5 seconds and then again about 10 minutes later for seconds or thereabouts, I cried!!!!

**Lily*Blossom** Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:30 pm

Helen, they say with a second pregnancy, you know what flutters feel like, so you notice them much earlier. It is definitely possible, hun! How exciting!

Helen Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:35 pm

This is technically my third pregnancy, our first baby fell asleep at a week old, hence all the induction with Ryan and this one.

But I'm really not sure how early it would be each time ???

24Penguins Wed Oct 01, 2008 4:41 pm

helen, i too have heard that it gets much easier to feel the baby moving in second or third (or more!!) pregnancies. i myslef first felt kaydance moving around when i was 14-15 weeks!!!! it was crazy, but i knew it was her. she was a VERY active baby in the womb lol. all evening long once i got further along you could watch my belly jump and dance around lol.

**Lily*Blossom** Wed Oct 01, 2008 5:00 pm

OMG, Helen, I had no idea that you had lost a baby. I am so sorry. That must have been so hard hun.

Helen Wed Oct 01, 2008 5:05 pm

It was at the time, I had a normal labour he just came out un-responsive and was for a week Cry

But he was our blessing for Ryan, Without what happened we wouldn't have Ryan.

**Georgi** Wed Oct 01, 2008 5:15 pm

Babe, if you don't mind me asking...they induced Ryan right?? and they will induce 'George' is this bcos there is a HIGH risk you would loss another baby by allowing labour to happen naturally? don't answer if it makes you uncomfortable, I won't be offended! x

Helen Wed Oct 01, 2008 5:21 pm

No worries hun, Yeah I was induced with Ryan at 38 weeks. This one I am to have an appoinment at 38 weeks to see if an induction would work but I am not going past 39 weeks, I was also thinking last night I may just be induced at 39 weeks whatever and not bother with the check because I am petrified of it maybe starting me off naturally, I seem to labour quick so if I was to go naturally wouldn't make it to the hospital as Ryans labour was an hour. I had my waters broke when I was 3 cm at 4pm and then an hour later he was born. So I am scared of waters going at home.
I don't think they are worried about me losing again as there was no explanation for it first time, so he said as there no explantion it is very, very unlikely it would happen again, if they had found a reason for it happening then I could and they would have to intervene.
But I have a low risk pregnancy and a high risk labour according to my midwife, even tho it may not happen again but induction relieves the worry and stress for us at the end.

**Georgi** Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:29 pm

Right I see!! thank you for explaining babe it's all a lot clearer now!!

Helen Wed Oct 01, 2008 6:41 pm

No worries Smile/happy

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