How to Tell if Your Baby is Moving at 10 Weeks Pregnant

Learn how to detect baby movements at 10 weeks pregnancy and what to expect in the coming weeks.

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At 10 weeks, it’s unlikely you’ll feel your baby move as they are still very small. However, ultrasound can detect movement. If you had an early scan, you might have seen your baby’s tiny movements. Feeling movement is more common later in the second trimester.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Is it normal not to feel my baby move at 10 weeks? Yes, it's common not to feel movement at 10 weeks as the baby is still very small.
  2. When will I start feeling baby movements? Most mothers can start feeling movements around 18 to 25 weeks into the pregnancy.
  3. Can ultrasound detect baby movements at 10 weeks? Yes, ultrasounds can capture your baby's tiny movements at 10 weeks.
  4. What are the signs of a healthy pregnancy at 10 weeks? Common signs include nausea, breast changes, and regular ultrasound check-ups.

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