I am 13 weeks.?

Question

I don't feel pregnant is this normal. I know I would not feel movement yet but I was just wondering when you feel like you are actually pregnant?

I have had symptoms like morning sickness and stuff like that but it just makes you feel like you have the flu.

Answer 1

I'm 13 weeks and I don't feel much either. I do have a belly and my boobs are huge, in addition to the weight that has settled in my bum and legs. This is totally normal.

In as few as 3 weeks you should start to feel the baby a little. By the 20th week, you should be feeling the baby a lot. If you haven't felt "pregnant" yet, count your blessings, since it's mostly bad stuff.

Answer 2

This is very normal, you won't feel the baby move for a couple of more weeks at least and if you've had no morning sickness or anything like that then of course you feel normal. Seeing an altrasound and hearing the heartbeat at this stage is what makes it all feel real, trust me when you are about 4 1/2 months pregnant you will begin to feel the baby and also you will begin showing and then you will feel pregnant, I felt the best I ever felt in my life when I was pregnant and hopefully so will you. Enjoy!!!

Answer 3

well, you might have heard that every pregnancy is different!!! and this does nto apply just to different mothers as they share their stories on "when i was pregnant" but me for instance. i am on number six. all 5 of my children were smooth sailing. i did not show or feel that i was pregnant from the first one until the 7th month then i felt sick. but now, i have been feeling very out of it and strange since week 4 so it is very normal. you might feel things like headaches now more that ever, you feel tired, etc. it really helps to take(if you have the time) a few 20 minute naps during the day, you will wake up a new woman. also eat 5 small meals a day rather than 2 or 3 big ones. heavy food and big meals make you feel like throwing up and then you will want to sleep but it is recommended that you not sleep after a heavy meal because you will 100% surely wake up feelling nautious.

Answer 4

I had this same problem
I didn't feel pregnant till I was like 18 weeks pregnant and the baby was making very noticeable movements
its werid I kept on feeling like I was not telling the truth like playing a joke on ppl when I would say "im pregnant"
when I was 12 weeks 5 days pregnant I thought for sure when I saw my baby's first ultrasound i would stat to feel pregnant and i didnt I was just amazed that there was this baby in me that I couldnt even feel
once that baby starts making it self noticeable belive me it will be hard to deny ur pregnant :)

Answer 5

Around 20 weeks is normal to feel movement for a 1st pregnancy. As far as feeling pregnant. If you were lucky enough to avoid the nausea and the swollen breasts it's a blessing. Once you get to around 20 weeks the baby starts to grow much faster and will soon begin to make it's presence felt.

Answer 6

Everyone feels different. I was extremely nauseous. Yuck. For a lot of women, the symptoms are very subtle in the beginning. A little breast tenderness, nipples darken, a little PMS-like emotions. Be grateful your symptoms are not more dramatic so you can enjoy the pregnancy. Many blessings.

Answer 7

It's so hard in the beginning of pregnancy. You really don't believe it's real until you start feeling that baby move. That will happen between weeks 16 and 20. Your almost there. Then you'll get to know your baby.

Answer 8

I didn't feel pregnant, or look pregnant until I was 6-7 months along. Nobody would have guessed, but yes, it is very normal...enjoy it while you can.

Answer 9

When your baby starts moving which is aroud 5 moths or so you'll feel his in there. From there on you'll start to get real big and tire. That's when u feel u pregnant.

Answer 10

yeah in some women you have no symptoms. Now me my symptoms are on and off. You probally tired more or going to the bathroom more and don't notice it