What is the reason for the small belly movement during pregnancy?

During pregnancy, the lower abdomen moves. This is a common fetal movement. As the fetus develops well, fetal movement will gradually form. At this time, the mother feels it most obviously. The child in the womb often touches the mother with his hands and feet to make the mother feel the presence of the child. In addition, some improper behaviors of the mother may cause the fetal movement to be more obvious. For example, if the mother's sleeping posture is improper, the fetus will feel uncomfortable and often show such symptoms.

What is the reason for the small belly movement during pregnancy?

1. Sleeping posture: Pregnant women lying flat on their backs may cause fetal hypoxia. They should try to lie on their left side and avoid lying flat for a long time to prevent the enlarged uterus from compressing the inferior vena cava and causing supine syndrome.

2. The pregnant woman's movements, posture, emotions, loud noises, bright lights, and touching the abdomen can all cause changes in fetal movement.

When are fetal movements most frequent?

1. Before going to bed: Babies move the most at night. First, they are more energetic. Second, pregnant mothers can usually calm down and feel the baby's fetal movements at this time, so they will feel that the baby moves particularly a lot.

2. After meals: After meals, the blood sugar level in the pregnant woman's body increases, and the baby is full and strong, so the fetal movement will be more frequent.

3. When taking a bath: Pregnant mothers may feel more relaxed when taking a bath. This emotion will be conveyed to the baby, making him/her more energetic.

4. When talking to the belly: Expectant parents all said that when they communicate with the baby, the baby will respond and express his feelings in the form of fetal movement.

5. When listening to music: Stimulated by music, the fetus will become more active, which is also a way to convey emotions.

Finally, it is recommended that expectant mothers pay attention to fetal movements. A sudden increase or decrease in fetal movements may be a sign of hypoxia, and you should go to the hospital for examination in time. If the fetal movement is restless for a long time and the frequency increases, you should tell your doctor immediately to avoid accidents to the fetus, such as intrauterine asphyxia.