Catherine, u feel the pain at the same time u feel bb's movements so, u can confirm is caused by her. But for me, when I feel the mild pain, I may not feel her movements at the same time.
I have anterior placenta (on the front wall of uterus). So, bb movements may not be felt as strongly n violently as those gals with posterior (back wall of your uterus) placenta.
Chris, u asked me if I am opting for natural or c section right? I told u natural delivery if possible, coz I have an anterior placenta, that means I hv a higher risk of bleeding during c section. Of course, the bleeding will be treated immediately since I will be in the OT if I do a c section. That is why, dr will run blood tests prior to c section ESP.. To standby blood, in case needed during OT.. That is y c section carries a higher risk of complications during delivery..
Actually, the position of our placenta is stated in the 20wks full scan report. That is how I know where my placenta is facing and the position.
Gynae will not go into the details one unless they have a concern... Then they will warn us. They nv say anything means nothing serious.