Movement one sided?

Ok, I think this is probably normal, but Im curious how many of you feel your babies move on mostly one side. I feel Baby B (on the left and breech) WAY more often, at least, it feels like her - its on her side, thumps coming from where I know her little feet are (RIGHT ON MY BLADDER!) I occasionally feel Baby A move more obviously on her side (right), but for the most part Baby B is leading the show. I watched lots of movement on an ultrasound, and I do know that Baby A can be moving and it feels like Baby B, but often it feels just too obvious for it to be anything but my Thumper Baby B!

TIA!

 

I am 27.4 weeks pregnant and usually only feel baby B. This is because A is somewhat blocked behind my placenta but also because her head is burrowed right in my cervix.

I think/hope this is farily common.

 

I felt baby A move a LOT more than Baby B. It's funny, that's how they are outside the womb too...lol! Baby A was head down (head in my cervix) for a few weeks at the end) and she would just kick the crap out of me 24/7. Baby B was breech and I got her kicks in the bladder, but not too much else (although she had been head down for awhile and I totally felt the minute she flipped breech and never went back...lol).

 

I always felt Baby B a lot more. I think (I can't quite remember) Baby A might have had an anterior placenta, which cushioned her movements from me. But also, Baby B was just more active (and still is!). I would feel A (Sarah) wiggling around, but B (Amy) was the one who really whomped me.

 

I only ever felt Baby A on my left. I was always worried but everythign was fine!!

 

I used to feel baby A all the time and now I have a hard time differentiating because they are facing each other and all their limbs are in the middle. It just depends on their position, for a while Baby B was facing my back - so I guess that's why I couldn't feel her as much.

 

I hardly felt my baby a. The way they were positioned, baby A mostly kicked baby B so I wouldn't feel that. Plus she wasn't quite as active (and still isn't) as her brother.