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In what week will i start feeling the movement of my baby in the womb? i am now 14weeks pregnant
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Varies: Most first timers will notice fetal movement between 18-21 wks while those with more experience feel it at 16 wks. Babies are active earlier but the ability to sense their movement and distinguish it from bowel gas or other issues is a learned skill.
Answered 6/10/2013
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