07/16/2026
Did you know your placenta can influence how your pregnancy feels? 🤍
The placenta nourishes your baby throughout pregnancy, but its location can also make a difference in how you experience those first little kicks.
✨ An anterior placenta (attached to the front of the uterus) can act like a cushion, so some moms may feel movement later or less intensely than someone with a posterior placenta.
No matter where your placenta is located: anterior, posterior, fundal, or lateral, most positions are completely normal. During your ultrasound, we evaluate both your baby’s growth and your placenta’s location to help provide important information about your pregnancy.
Did you have an anterior or posterior placenta? Tell us below! 💛
