I felt my first at 13 weeks. Definitely a flutter and not gas. I say NOW it was a flutter because as the pregnancy progressed i felt it more and more. At 13 weeks though, I wasnt sure it was a flutter but I wanted it to be. The Great thing to me though is the power of the mind because you know what? who cares if it is gas or some other movement of YOUR body. YOU are excited that it is a flutter so let it be a flutter! Thats what I think at least!

Quoting acissejessica:

I felt my first at 13 weeks. Definitely a flutter and not gas. I say NOW it was a flutter because as the pregnancy progressed i felt it more and more. At 13 weeks though, I wasnt sure it was a flutter but I wanted it to be. The Great thing to me though is the power of the mind because you know what? who cares if it is gas or some other movement of YOUR body. YOU are excited that it is a flutter so let it be a flutter! Thats what I think at least!

 thanks  I should remember since I have 2 other kids  but I dont 

i know it sounds incredibly crazy but..with my second i felt her move 9-10 weeks. this is number 3 and im feeling movement real early again..lol

Quoting southernjess3:

i know it sounds incredibly crazy but..with my second i felt her move 9-10 weeks. this is number 3 and im feeling movement real early again..lol

good to know i am not  going crazy completly here

It could be possible to feel flutters that early.

Feeling Your Baby Move - All You Need To Know

If this is your first pregnancy, then you will probably only start to feel your baby kick or move until between the 16th and 22nd week of your pregnancy. It is also common for women who have had previous pregnancies to feel their baby move before first time mothers - sometimes as early as 13 weeks, although this is not always the case.

The amazing thing is that he/she would have started moving about from the 7th or 8th week of your pregnancy already, but your baby would have been much too small for you to feel the movement.

What Does It Feel like When Your Baby Moves?

There have been many different descriptions of what it feels like to feel your baby move for the first time:

popcorn popping
a goldfish swimming around
butterflies fluttering.

In fact many first time mothers chalk those first fluttering's up as gas or hunger pains, and only once you start to feel them on a more regular basis, will the penny drop - it's the baby moving.

How Often Should You Feel Your Baby Move?

When you first start to feel your baby move, you may only notice a few kicks for the first few days, and the space between kicks may be fairly long. This is because this early on your baby may not be strong enough to make any real impact.

As your pregnancy develops into the second trimester the movement will become stronger and more regular as your baby gets stronger and bigger. At first the kicks you notice will be few and far between.

It is also probably not such a good idea to compare notes with other pregnant women, as each pregnancy is different and each baby develops at his/her own rate and pattern of activity. You should at least feel the baby move every day.

Keeping Track Of Baby's Movement

Once you're feeling kicks on a regular basis, usually around the 27th week of your pregnancy, you should start to take special attention to them and let your practitioner know right away if you ever notice a decrease in your baby's movement. Less movement from your baby may be an early signal a complication and it is best to get is seen too sooner rather than later.

Once you're in your third trimester your health care provider may recommend that you spend some time each day counting your baby's kicks. There are lots of different ways to do these "kick counts," so ask for specific instructions.

One common method is:

Choose a time of day when your baby tends to be active, and you will also want to be doing your kick counts around the same time each day. Sit quietly or lie on your side so you won't get distracted. Time how long it takes for you to feel ten distinct movements. If you don't feel ten movements in two hours, stop counting and call your midwife or doctor.

Remember that when you are in your late second or third trimester that if there is any sign that your baby has not moved, or that the movement has decreased, you must contact your health care provider ASAP!

I think you can feel  little flutters  at your 3rd pregnancy because you already know what to look for ...

thanks everyone I dont feel so crazy now !

I was 13 week when I felt this baby move :O)

yah  i just turned 13 weeks  yesterday so i know that i may have really felt what I think I felt thanks ladies