Baby Movement Tracker
Track your baby’s movements, kicks, and activity patterns during pregnancy. Monitor fetal health and establish normal movement patterns for peace of mind.
Step 1: Movement Details
Baby Movement Guidelines
Most babies have 10 or more movements in 2 hours.
Track at the same time daily when baby is most active.
Contact your healthcare provider if movements decrease.
Step 2: Tracking Options
When to Contact Your Doctor
• Fewer than 10 movements in 2 hours
• Significant decrease in normal activity
• No movements for several hours during active periods
• Any sudden changes in pattern
Movement Tracking Results
Current Session Results
Today’s Movement Log
7-Day Movement History
| Date | Time | Movements | Duration | Status |
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Baby Movement Guidelines
How to Track Baby Movements
1. Choose a time when your baby is usually active (often after meals)
2. Sit or lie down comfortably in a quiet place
3. Count each distinct movement (kick, roll, flutter, hiccup)
4. Stop counting when you reach 10 movements
5. Note how long it took to feel 10 movements
Most babies will have 10 movements within 2 hours. If it takes longer or movements decrease significantly, contact your healthcare provider.
Movement Patterns by Trimester
Typical Fetal Movement Patterns
Weeks 20-24: Flutters, occasional kicks (5-10 per hour)
Weeks 25-28: More regular kicks, rolls (10-15 per hour)
Weeks 29-32: Peak movement period (15-30 per hour)
Weeks 33-36: Less rolling, more jabs (10-20 per hour)
Weeks 37-40: Less space, different movements (8-15 per hour)
Every baby is different. What’s most important is knowing your baby’s normal pattern and noticing significant changes.
Important Medical Notice
This tool is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider about any concerns regarding your baby’s movements or your pregnancy.
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