Understanding Strong Baby Kicks During Pregnancy

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When a baby belly crawls like this, a bit like a little worm, it’s a sign of lacking cross-coordination. Remember, this is not dangerous, so please don’t worry if your baby crawls this way! Instead, be glad that you now know it can be helpful to focus more on movements that cross the midline. That means any movements where your baby twists, bends to the side, or carries weight on just one side at a time. It can be hard to learn how to move one hand and the opposite knee when moving on to crawlin

✨ When should you start feeling your baby move? ✨ This is one of the most common questions I get asked as a midwife and for good reason. Most women begin to notice baby’s movements between 16-24 weeks. Early movements don’t feel like strong kicks at all. They’re often described as flutters, bubbles, swishes, or gentle taps, and it’s very easy to miss them, especially in a first pregnancy. Your baby is floating in a sac of fluid, so those early movements can feel subtle and unpredictable. Things

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