What to do if you can't feel fetal movement at 18 weeks of pregnancy

When you become a mother for the first time, you feel happy to do everything, but there are many things that you still need to learn. The mother will want to communicate with the baby, but the baby may not have grown yet. However, at 18 weeks of pregnancy, the baby's visual organs have grown, and the baby should be able to communicate with the mother at this time. However, the baby is unexpectedly quiet in the mother's belly. The mother is panicking. Why hasn't the baby moved yet? Other mothers can't get the baby to kick them at this time. Why is our princess/little prince so quiet?

The mother cannot feel the baby's sound, which may be because the mother's belly fat is too thick, so even if the baby has started to move, the mother may not feel it, or the baby moves when the mother is sleeping and the mother does not know. Generally speaking, the baby can recognize the baby's voice in April and May, and in July and August, you can clearly feel the baby playing happily in the mother's belly.

Mommy is 18 weeks pregnant now, and it’s already 126 days. Is the baby in your belly doing well? What has the baby's nose grown at this time? How old is it? Is it the size of the palm of your hand? Unable to suppress her curiosity, the mother wanted to know how the baby was growing and developing during the 18th week of pregnancy. Let’s take a look at how the baby grows and develops during the 126 days he spends in his mother’s belly.

At 18 weeks of pregnancy, the baby's body length is close to 14 cm and weighs about 200 kg, which is about the weight of 3 eggs. The eyelids that were originally biased to the sides began to converge forward. The baby's bones have also begun to harden, and at this time you can tell whether the baby is a boy or a girl. It is possible for mothers to carry out prenatal education for their babies appropriately at this stage, such as talking to the baby or singing to the baby, reading books on various topics, and shaping the baby's inner self.