This baby boy moving crazy

So to preface, this is my second pregnancy. My daughter is 2.5 right now. So it’s been a while since I’ve been pregnant. But I don’t remember feeling all these kicks/movements being this strong at 22 weeks. Like right now I felt some sorta movement in my lower belly to my upper. I don’t know if it’s just because of gender or in general it being my second pregnancy.
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My baby boy has been super active too and this is my second pregnancy! I did read somewhere what since we experienced it before we would feel kicks sooner.

Same with me My baby boy was moving in the anatomy scan that even the lady couldnt take pictures for him! I dont know if boys move more than girls! But I am about 23 weeks and started feeling the kicks 2 weeks ago - I feel you so much!

Yes @Dee and @Destiny ! Like I felt the kicks/swooshing at 20 weeks. I also not felt feet pushed so hard onto the side of my stomach before. I’m also starting to think boys are more active. Unless someone else comments that they have a very active girl in their belly right now

My boy too!! My man & I have been wondering if it was normal for others. This is my first & I have felt heavy kicks from 20weeks. That might be because I have a posterior placenta but thankful & nervous for 3rd trimester 😂😭😭

Hey!! Girl Mama here! She’s gonna be my first, SUPER active baby she is. Kicks pretty hard and often 😂❤️

Hello! This is my first pregnancy with a baby boy and I could feel little movement since 19 wks. I am now 23 wks and feel him so much my fiancé can even feel him now. At all my scans and heart beat checks he also is just moving around. Maybe just a boy thing haha

I have a 3 year old and currently pregnant with my daughter. My kicks have been so similar and I also have anterior placenta. I didn’t remember this happening with my son she is soooo active this pregnancy I also feel it way up high and really low at the same time. She must be growing fast

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