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Ima be 14 weeks pregnant the other day i was sitting down in my room i felt something move in my lower where bby is can that be my baby move?
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It's possible.: At 14 weeks, it is possible to feel little 'flutters' from your baby's movement. At your next OB appointment, your Dr. can tell you for sure.
Answered 1/10/2015
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