Confirmed boy....then confused:/

[WantingPink]

I wouldn't worry about the head size either. I have not had head size measured until 20 weeks. At this point baby is so small it would be hard to get a super good measurement anyway. All my kids have had heads that measured big. The size of the head doesn't matter as long as the head doesn't seem to growing at a rate that is different than the rest of the body.

[lala22]

I think my problem is I started assuming (Uh dumb!) that the head was big and the body was small meaning various different potential problems. Why I do these things to myself is beyond me. Lol. I think I've let it go though- no sense in worrying about made up things when I have another 4 weeks before I can find out anything anyway.

[WantingPink]

I think as Moms we always find something to obsess about having do to with the baby's health. For me this PG is it that I have an anterior placenta and cant feel the baby move so I keep thinking something is wrong. I am 20 weeks PG and still cant feel the baby. Doesn't matter that it is "normal" not to feel the baby with an anterior placenta, I still think something is wrong.

[lala22]

Wanting pink- you're absolutely right. Will you be able to feel baby at some point? As she gets bigger perhaps?

[blueeyedguys]

My first had an anterior placenta, it was really hard to feel him until around 25 weeks or so & I think (long time ago, first baby) after he was big enough, I had no trouble feeling him, just maybe a bit....muted, for lack of a better word.

[WantingPink]

Yes from what I understand I will be able to at some point. It is just so weird not to feel the baby move!! Had my 20 week ultrasound yesterday and everything was fine so I had a moment of knowing everything was okay. It is hard when you start feeling better AND the baby isn't moving. I haven't had this happen before. Once a week I look for a heartbeat with a doppler so that makes me feel better. I can hear her move on the doppler too.