Has anyone experienced their baby kicking but it’s so low and deep it literally feels like it’s in your vagina? It’s such a strange, deep feeling unlike the feeling of the kicks in your tummy.
(27w, anterior placenta)
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Ooo yes hun. I have the same daily. It's not a comfortable feeling at all is it x

Yep. It's pretty much all my boy does, ribs and downwards!
Never really get any outward belly kicks as he's always facing backwards

Yep! In my last scan (4D) he was feet down so quite literally tap dancing on my cervix 🤣 I also have an anterior placenta x

Yep me too! She steps right on my bladder & sometimes feel like she’s kicking my butthole 😂x
Hey mums, 20 days post emergency c section after a failed induction at 39 weeks. I experienced placental abruption and then developed sepsis after birth spent 5 days in hospital in total.
I was in so much pain and experienced a lot of trauma from the c-section including being on oxygen etc. Did anyone else experience anything similar and how did you find recovery? It’s been tough🩵

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Looking for anyone who’s had a similar experience! Up until now my baby has been very active through the day with strong punches and kicks but over the past 48 hours, the movements have changed to more gentle rolls and bulges. I also think he’s sitting low as I’ve been feeling pressure and some aching down there. Would appreciate hearing if anyone’s had anything similar!
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Hi guys. Had my anamoly scan today. They informed it will be baby girl. But they checked once and then confirmed. But is there any chance it could be wrong?
Though I am happy to have a girl and preferred to have girl but I wasn’t convinced by my midwife as she checked only once🫣
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I'd do it all over again for that beautiful face. Meet babygirl Charlize born on September 16th 2026 at 1:52pm. Can only post her pics here cause Dad doesn't want them all over my other social media pages.

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When would u tell your mum you are pregnant? If u talk everyday?
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I’m 37 weeks with my second baby. First baby was a vaginal birth (not a good experience in honesty but that’s a story for another day!), but this baby is breech and has been for at least 10 weeks 🫠 So I’m facing the potential of needing an elective section.
I am trying to come to terms with it, but my biggest worry is the spinal. Does anyone have any positive c section stories - especially any reassurance about the spinal is welcomed 🙏
Photo just so I don’t get lost 😊

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