Can having an anterior placenta still interrupt with feeling movements at 32 weeks? It always happens I have a good week feeling him and seeing him kick and for a couple of days he’ll go quiet can still feeling him moving etc but not as strong then he’ll go back to normal, is anyone else experiencing this x
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I feel like week 32 was the week where I finally established a pattern and since week 33 I feel him consistently but this could also be because of position. Anterior placentas are so frustrating. I also find if I’m up and about I won’t feel him until I sit down!

Always go get checked if your worried though!

yes they absolutely do! im nearly 35 weeks and i only ever feel him when sat down and really concentrating on his movements. sometimes he will have some big movements but they are not in any sort of pattern. he is a very active baby though, so the only thing i can chalk it up to is the anterior placenta softening them x

It can do. I had an AP with my first and although i felt and saw her it always felt very padded still and random, then after birth found out it was MASSIVE and mishapen.
I actually have an AP with this baby too but felt her much earlier (17 weeks) and she is rediculously active and strong in movement in comparison to my first little girl.
So it can vary massively still regardless.

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