With DS#1, I had an anterior placenta and didn't feel flutters til 18/19 weeks, kicks a few weeks after that.
This time around I have a posterior placenta and felt flutters super early! 13/14 weeks. I'm almost 25 weeks now and this baby is a mover/shaker/kicker/somersaulter! 
pomegranate / 3904 posts
With my son I had an anterior placenta, and even though I started feeling him kick at 17 weeks, it wasn't super consistent or strong ever.
With my daughter I started feeling kicks at 16 weeks, and they were very strong and consistent shortly after that. It is crazy how much of a difference the placenta makes.
pineapple / 12793 posts
I had an anterior placenta with both but still felt really early flutters with #2.
Crazy strong kicks with both. I actually really dislike baby kicks.
coconut / 8861 posts
I'm in the same situation as you. LO #1 had an anterior placenta, so I didn't feel him until much later. With this one, I have a posterior placenta. I felt kicks so early on. Right now, he's transverse. I feel him head butting quite a bit.
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