Will the fetal movement be very strong when you are four months pregnant?

Generally speaking, pregnant women begin to feel fetal movements in their abdomen during the fourth month of pregnancy. The fetal movements will not be very obvious at the beginning. Basically, pregnant women do not feel anything or the feelings are very slight. For example, when you put your hands on the abdomen at this time, you can feel a slight pulsation. When time starts to move towards around seven months, fetal movements become more frequent. At this time, the pregnant woman can clearly feel the activities of the fetus in the abdomen, which may be like punching, kicking, rolling and so on.

Normal fetal movement is a special "letter" from the fetus to the mother to report its safety, and it is also a sign that the fetus is in good condition. Abnormal fetal movement indicates that the fetus is currently encountering difficulties or dangers. Therefore, expectant mothers should learn to observe fetal movements. Before the baby is born, mothers rely on sensing the baby's various fetal movements to understand the baby's life patterns and health status, and the baby in the belly also "chat" with the mother through such "punching and kicking".

Don't try to compare your fetal movements with those of other expectant mothers. Each fetus, like a newborn baby, has its own pattern of development and activity. Some are more active, some are quieter. Some fetuses move as punctually as a timer, while others have no pattern at all. As long as the fetal movements do not decrease dramatically or stop, any changes and differences are normal.

Usually mothers start recording fetal movements when they begin to feel them at four months. As time goes by, because the fetus grows gradually and occupies the space in the uterus, its activities are restricted to a certain extent, and the fetal movements are not so obvious. Mothers should learn some common sense about fetal movements from the hospital, carefully observe the growth and development of the fetus, and ensure the healthy growth of the fetus.