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A member asked:
Is 14 weeks too soon to feel the baby kick? i'm pretty sure i felt the baby kick this morning when i was in the shower. :). (this is my 2nd pregnancy)
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Not with 2nd: First pregnancies a mom usually feels movement ("quickening") at average 17 weeks; experienced moms report much earlier, so 14 weeks is probably correct. Good wishes.
Answered 12/16/2014
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