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yes because your baby is moving!! :)
Your body is preparing for the baby. As you have to grow, the muscles have to stretch causing tender stomach soreness.
well it only happens if you are doing something wrong with the baby or its contractions.
You are having braxton hicks..they are normal and is softening youre uterus for the baby to make his or her great debute..If u massage ure stomach they go away quicker,
Women don't start showing so early on because at that stage in pregnancy, the baby is not big enough.
The stomach becomes hard as the baby grows in the stomach ,and takes proper form.
You may well be pregnant. There are many symptoms of early pregnancy - tiredness, nausea, mood swings etc and yes having butterflies in your stomach can be a symptom of pregnancy - it was my first symptom. It would not be movement of the baby at all as you cannot feel movement until you are about 16-20 weeks on average, although this differs from woman to woman. Hopefully a pregnancy test will confirm whether you are pregnant or not.
Yes, but it isn't the baby you feel. A baby doesn't move this early.
Intrauterine pregnancy means that the pregnancy (fetus) is inside the uterus where it is supposed to be and not ectopic (in the tubes or anywhere other than the uterus).
No. That early they can not hear anyway.
Babies grow in the uterus, not the stomach. Otherwise they would be digested.