Baby Kicks or Moves at Night During Pregnancy - Is It Normal?

Baby kicks at night during pregnancy can sometimes be very uncomfortable for the mothers. Although it is manageable, many wonder if it is safe if the baby moves at night during pregnancy. If you have also been experiencing baby kicks and movements at night and want to clear your confusion, this video is for you.

A foetus at 32 weeks is known to be developed enough to be able to listen to sounds, have thoughts and memories, and move around. It is estimated that at seven months, a foetus that sleeps 95% of the time also moves nearly 50 times every hour. This movement includes those you can feel, like kicking and stretching, as well as those you can’t, like blinking. If you feel a movement that is not normal, consult a paediatrician for a more detailed explanation about baby movements and take his opinion on the particular movement that had you worried.

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