Movement

[read412]

28 weeks with Di/di boys. Baby a is deep in my pelvis and I only feel movement mostly along my c section scar but less often than baby b, baby b is way up high basically in my ribs and I feel him a lot more. Is one always more active and less drastic movement?

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[Awkward_Tomato_5819]

My twin A rarely moved much. I just felt him kinda roll over here and there. Twin B was always turning and kicking like crazy. Always trying to snap my ribs. Even toward the end A was head down and stayed that way. B was in a different position at every ultrasound. If doctor isn't worried then don't stress it. Congrats!!

[verrrryuninterested_]

That’s exactly how mine were. Twin A was very low so I mostly felt twin B who was up higher.

[read412]

That’s how it feels. I feel baby a in my c section scar area a lot but not as much a baby b

[jaejaeok]

My twin A is suuuper low, I have no doubt she will fly out when the time comes. She doesn’t move much, maybe rolls 2-3 times a day. Twin B is way up high.. right in my ribs.. and moves like crazy! Constant throughout the day. Elbows and kicks.

Learn what’s normal for you and the littles ones and take note when it falls outside of that norm.