Fetal movement is felt at the cervical opening

Some pregnant women will find that they feel fetal movement at the cervical opening during pregnancy. So is it normal to feel fetal movement at the cervical opening? In fact, there is usually no problem with feeling fetal movement at the cervical opening. It is generally caused by the fetal position. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up. Next, I will introduce to you some various fetal movements, and let you experience this wonder together.

1. Bubbling feeling

In the early stages of pregnancy, when the mother is quiet, she may feel an itchy feeling in her belly, like bubbles popping up like little fish. This is the baby gradually growing up and saying hello to the mother for the first time!

2. Fetal movement moves like waves

In the second trimester, the mother may feel a gentle wave in her belly, or something sliding through it, with a slight bulge. This means the baby is very comfortable and happy. I am full and have had enough sleep. I feel very comfortable and in a good mood!

3. Fetal movement bulges in several directions at the same time

When an expectant mother is sitting, she may suddenly feel bulging in several directions at the same time. This is because the little one is stretching, or is protesting because he is being squeezed!

3. The fetal force is very strong or very sudden

The baby is scared and unhappy!

4. Fetal movement is very rhythmic and continuous

Sometimes, a mother’s belly will beat like a heartbeat, with a certain point beating all the time, but the belly doesn’t rise and fall. Does it look like the belly is burping? That’s right, the baby is hiccuping!

5. The fetus moves and swells up on this side and then on that side.

In the later stages of pregnancy, when the mother is lying half-supine or half-lying, she may clearly see her belly bulging out and then being stretched out again without any regular pattern. This may be the baby turning over.

6. Continuous movement

In the later stages of pregnancy, the mother can see obvious ups and downs in her belly when she sits quietly, and the movements can last for 1 to 2 minutes, just like the baby dancing. Then congratulations, your baby is in good condition now and is stretching his muscles to prepare for birth!

Do mothers find it interesting to see the baby language represented by the above different fetal movements? What’s even more interesting is that careful expectant mothers can even tell the baby’s organs from the baby’s fetal movements. The wide one is the back, the round and hard one is the buttocks, the round and soft one is the head, and the small and hard ones are the hands or feet.