Is it normal for the fetus to be still during the day and move at night?

Many expectant mothers do not notice that the fetus is growing larger every day and is restless in the belly, swaying around. However, sometimes they find that he moves very little during the day but very frequently at night. Expectant mothers will worry whether there is something wrong with the fetus, as he should be active during the day and then sleep. So, is it normal for the fetus to move at night without moving during the day?

Is it normal for the baby to move at night instead of during the day?

During the day, the pregnant woman's body remains upright, and the baby will not feel any major changes, so you will feel less fetal movement.

At night, because you roll up and down when you sleep, the baby in your belly needs to change to a comfortable position as you change your sleeping position. Therefore, I feel that his baby's fetal movements are more frequent. In addition, a reminder that when you reach the late stage of pregnancy, try to sleep on your left side, which is good for both the baby and you. First of all, I think there is an activity during the day, so I feel that the fetus moves less frequently. After lying down at night and staying still, I felt that the baby moved frequently, so it is normal. But you must pay attention to the baby's fetal movements. If you find any abnormalities, go to the hospital for a physical examination immediately. When you sleep at night, try to sleep on your left side to avoid insufficient oxygen for your baby. Fetal movement is an important indicator of the well-being of the fetus in the uterus. By counting the fetal movements, we can know whether the fetus is in the uterus. We should start counting fetal movements in July. This is the easiest way for pregnant women to detect the well-being of the fetus at home. Once in the morning, noon and evening every day, each time for 1 hour. Pregnant women can sit or lie on their side, and place their hands carefully and gently on their abdomen to feel the baby's movements. Normal fetal movement is 3 to 5 times per hour. You can also multiply the number of fetal movements measured 3 times by 4.

Everything is normal. Fetal movement usually occurs in the 4th and 5th months of pregnancy, is most frequent in the 7th and 8th months, reaches a peak, and then decreases after 9th month. It is also different in each time period of the day, such as less in the daytime and more in the first half of the night. Generally speaking, if you have no other discomfort, the fetal movement is not suddenly increased or weakened, etc., it is considered that the problem is not big. If you are really worried, you can go to the hospital for corresponding examinations when necessary, such as B-ultrasound, to rule out insufficient oxygen such as the umbilical cord around the neck of the fetus.