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Fetus movement
Hi, I would like to know is there any way we can monitor fetus movement to know everything is going well. Also how would we get to know if fetus is stuck up with ambilical chord & in which month is generally happens ???????
i feel moving sensation in my tummy i am not even pregnant that mean i am i feel like bubbles
I'm not sure what you mean about the umbilical cord. As for feeling the baby move, generally you start to feel the baby move around four to five months along. It will start off feeling like little flutters or bubbles. Sometimes you wonder if it's just gas. As the baby gets bigger you will feel the movements more. You should be able to feel the baby move every day but may not notice if you are running around a lot. The fetus goes through sleep cycles like us, sometimes it's awake and active, sometimes it's asleep. Usually if you sit down and put your feet up, you can feel it move. If you haven't felt it move for awhile, try drinking some juice and sit down and wait. The sugar in the juice usually gets the baby moving. Each baby is different in how active they are. My last pregnancy, I didn't feel the baby as much the last month or so. They said it was because he was getting so big he didn't have much room. He was over 8 pounds when he was born! Try not to worry. Just pamper yourself and get plenty of rest. Once that little one is born, you won't get a lot of sleep! Best wishes!
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