Frequent and strong fetal movements at 32 weeks of pregnancy

When the fetus grows in the womb to 32 weeks, which is exactly the eighth month of pregnancy, it will be born in 8 weeks. The baby's development at this time should be relatively mature. After that, the weight and size of the fetus will continue to increase. If the expectant mother does not want to give birth to a baby that is too large, she should start to reduce the amount of food at this time and just ensure the nutrition. Some expectant mothers report that their baby's fetal movements are more intense at 32 weeks of pregnancy. So is it normal to have frequent fetal movements at 32 weeks?

Is it normal to have frequent fetal movements at 32 weeks?

At 32 weeks of pregnancy, the activity space of the uterus and the growth and development of the fetus are in harmony. The fetus can make many movements, such as sucking fingers, blinking, stretching arms and legs, etc. Some movements will make the expectant mother feel it obviously, while others will be ignored by the expectant mother. After testing and calculation, a fetus can produce an average of 130 fetal movements in a day and night.

The order of recognizing baby's fetal movements

1. Around 16 weeks of pregnancy, the expectant mother will feel the first fetal movements, which may feel like a small butterfly running around in her abdomen. (What is the reason why the fetus is not moving? What should I do if the fetus is not moving)

2. Around 20 weeks of pregnancy, the pregnant mother can perceive the fetal movement as jumping, which is the fetus swimming freely.

3. Around 28 weeks of pregnancy, the intensity of the baby's fetal movement will decrease to a certain extent, but the baby's fetal movement that the pregnant mother can perceive will be more obvious, because the baby's strength has increased as it grows.

4. Around 32 weeks of pregnancy, the frequency of fetal movement reaches its peak. At this time, he is a naughty baby, and the continuous switching of various methods and various exercises may cause pain to the mother due to excessive force.

5. Around 36 weeks of pregnancy, the uterus has become very narrow and the fetus has grown a lot. At this time, there is no room for them to make more movements and they can only stay with their heads down.

6. Around 38 weeks of pregnancy, the baby's fetal movements will be very rare, but some naughty babies, because they love to play, may also have one or two loud fetal movements.