Anterior placenta

Hey there mama! First of all, congratulations on your pregnancy journey! It sounds like your recent scan brought some reassuring news, which is always a relief. As for your question about having an anterior placenta, you're definitely not alone. Having an anterior placenta is quite common, and while it may mean you feel movements a bit differently compared to those with a posterior placenta, it's generally nothing to worry about. With the placenta positioned in front, it can sometimes act as a cushion, making those kicks and movements feel a bit muffled or softer. But rest assured, as your baby grows, you'll likely start feeling those precious flutters and kicks more distinctly. Every pregnancy experience is unique, so it's great that you're reaching out to hear from other mamas who may have gone through the same thing. Hearing personal stories can be so comforting, right? Remember, if you ever feel concerned about movement or anything else during your pregnancy, it's always a good idea to chat with your healthcare provider. They're there to support you every step of the way. Sending you lots of positive vibes for the rest of your pregnancy journey! https://invl.io/cll6she

I think that if the medical professionals aren't concerned, I also don't need to be concerned haha. As FTM, everything is new and we're already very anxious over a lot of things, so I feel that it's better to trust the expertise of the medical staff and not worry if there's nothing flagged.

Yes I’m having anterior placenta too, I think no issues at all if gynae never mentions anything. But I heard anterior will be harder to feel baby movements earlier that’s all, but it depends on individual. I could feel my baby regular movements at 20wks onwards

take care...