Feeling the baby.... or gas??

Question

I am 13 weeks pregnant and last night I think I may have felt the baby move.... It didn't feel like gas normally would feel.... It felt like something did a roll ... i was laying halfway on my side after eating ice cream.... It kind of freaked me out because I havent felt anything like that....

Could I be over analyzing or is it possible to feel at 13 weeks?

P.s. this is my first pregnancy.

Answer 1

Fist off CONGRATULATIONS! Some people feel their babies early, a friend of mine felt her baby at 13 weeks, I didn't start feeling mine until 18. They do respond to anything cold(you were eating ice cream). My doctor have me a tip to drink water and lie still on my back with both hands on my belly. The slight pressure encourages them to poke back.

Answer 2

You are probably not far enough along for that to be the baby, especially since this is your first. I am 17 weeks with my second and still haven't felt it move. With my first, I didn't feel him until I was 19 weeks. If you are VERY slender, you could feel it as early as 16 weeks though.

Answer 3

I felt my baby move at 13 weeks during my first pregnancy. I weighed 88 lbs when i got pregnant and they say when you are very thin you feel things a little sooner. Congrats on feeling the baby!

Answer 4

it is very possible to have felt the baby. Your senses are highened and so it is very possible. It is an awesome feeling when you feel your baby move for the first time. Just don't be suprised if you don't feel the baby move for a couple of weeks. Once you get further along you will be feeling the baby move all the time. Congrats on baby

Answer 5

since this is your first pregnancy, i would have to say gas. although, in a second pregnancy, as early as 11 or 12 weeks isn't all that abnormal. it feels a lot like gas bubbles when it actually is your baby. babies tend to be more active after mommy eats something and then lays still for a while. so, it sounds like it's a possibility. congrats!

Answer 6

13 weeks is 3 months, so it does seem a bit early. I first felt my son move around 5 months. It did feel similar to gas bubbling through the intestines at first.

Answer 7

it possibly is the child whilst the child is that small and youre that early alongside it does sense like gasoline little flutters right here and there you additionally can attempt to bypass the child via pushing him around on your tummy this wont harm him yet once you get him to bypass after which you sense it in a diverse spot youll understand for specific yet he could be too small to bypass nevertheless, yet you may try there's a e book that i reccomend for all people who's pregnant its stated as "what to anticipate whilst youre waiting for" its a large e book and it will answer any question you have i advise im specific somebody someplace will think of of a question that it doesnt handle yet i didnt every time i had a feeling or a soreness i didnt comprehend it spoke back it staggering away stable e book besides stable good fortune to you

Answer 8

It's a bit too early. Your first flutters of quickening will come at about 15-18 weeks. It is very normal to be gassy at this point, and it will start to feel different even to have gas as your uterus is pushing against your other organs. Wait until you feel your stomach rumble under your ribcage, lol!

Answer 9

It could be. I felt my baby move pretty early though I didnt know it until later. People describe it kind of like a fluttering feel whatever that means

Answer 10

It could've been! I first felt my son when I was 14 weeks pregnant and laying halfway on my stomach. It'll be a little longer until you feel your baby without laying on your stomach, but it could've been your little one!

It's so weird, isn't it?