Fetal movement

Dr. Ankesh Sahetya on Instagram: "Fetal movements felt by pregnant women are a sign that the fetus is growing in size and strength. The mother is usually the first to feel these movements, which can later be perceived by others. Women are often taught by their health care provider to monitor or be aware of the movements of the fetus."

Here's what to expect for fetal movement during pregnancy, what's normal, what's not, and what to do about it. When can you feel the baby move? Find out!

Most women feel the baby's or fetus' first movements after 18-20 weeks of the pregnancy. A baby or fetal kick count is among the most important observations to ensure the baby's health.

At 14 weeks pregnant, the beginning of the second trimester, many parents wonder when they will feel baby move. Many parents report feeling early fetal movement, a baby bump, and morning sickness symptoms. Click through for 14 week belly photos and more information on what to expect at 14 weeks pregnant!

Feeling baby move for the fist time is one of the most magical parts of pregnancy. However, it may be different than you imagined. Baby may feel like soft tickles, or flutters. Movement will likely be mostly in your lower abdomen early only, but that will change as baby grows. Let’s discuss what you need …

Dr’s Sarah & Alicia | she/her on Instagram: “Can you tell the difference between hiccups and fetal movements? Are you TTC or still in early pregnancy and haven’t felt fetal movements…”

Have you ever seen anything like this before??Aggressive fetal movements should always be evaluated by an OB as they can be signs of fetal distress, seizures or loss of oxygen.. Dr Chad · Original audio

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