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After pregnancy, when it comes to the issue of fetal baby, pregnant mothers always pay special attention. No, when talking about the baby's fetal movement problem, there are mothers who raise their own concerns.
Pregnant mothers feel that the baby's fetal movements will be more pronounced at night, sometimes even late at night. Does this situation mean that the baby is awake in the middle of the night, and will it be black and white after birth?
In fact, such questions and worries, many pregnant mothers have. Let's talk about this in detail.
When do pregnant mothers generally feel fetal movements?
After pregnancy, fetal movements are usually felt around 16 to 20 weeks of pregnancy.
The fetal movement that I first felt was relatively mild, and there was no regularity, which was easy to be ignored.
After 28 weeks of pregnancy, fetal movement will become regular and more easily felt by pregnant mothers. At this time, you can observe the situation of the fetus by monitoring the number of fetal movements every day.
After the fetal movement law, pregnant mothers can find that the fetal baby will be more active at some fixed time. For example, early in the morning, after eating, at night, etc.
Why do many expectant mothers feel that there is more fetal movement at night?
Night is the peak of fetal movement.
Fetal movement also has a certain regularity, and many fetal babies will be more likely to be active at night.
Fetal movements are more easily perceived at night.
Even if the fetal motility is similar to that of the daytime, it will be more obvious in the relatively quiet environment at night.
Some expectant mothers will worry that the fetus will not affect the rest if the fetus is so active at night. In fact, the fetal baby's work and rest time is not the same as ours, and he spends most of his time resting.
As for whether the work and rest time of the baby during pregnancy will continue to after birth, parents do not have to worry. After the baby is born, it is necessary for parents to help them establish a good work and rest time.
All in all, there is more fetal movement at night, and the impact on the fetus is not large, but it will affect the mother's rest.