What is the fetal movement like in the fourth month of pregnancy

In the second trimester, the pregnant woman will gradually feel the fetal movement. The fetal movement is not very obvious in the early stage of pregnancy, but will be obvious in the second stage. The fetal movement will be more frequent. In the late stage of pregnancy, the fetus's activities in the uterus will be restricted and the fetal movement will gradually decrease. Fetal movement indicates the growth of a new life and also means that it can interact with the mother. Some people are pregnant for the first time and don’t know what it feels like to have fetal movement after four months of pregnancy. What is this like?

At four months of pregnancy, some expectant mothers can already feel the baby's fetal movements. Expectant mothers who feel fetal movement for the first time will be very happy and feel very happy. So how do you feel fetal movement when you are four months pregnant? What does it feel like to have fetal movement when you are four months pregnant?

1. How to feel fetal movement in the fourth month of pregnancy

The baby has just started to move at this time, so the movement is not very strong at this time. If you are not in a quiet situation, you will not feel the baby moving. So you can interact more with the baby at this time, pat the baby with your hands or let the baby play some music, so that you can feel the baby's fetal movement when you touch your belly.

2. What does it feel like to have fetal movement at four months of pregnancy?

At the earliest, fetal movement begins at 7-8 weeks of pregnancy. But the pregnant mother cannot feel it at this time, and can only observe the various movements of the fetus in the womb through B-ultrasound. When the mother is four or five months pregnant, she can feel the fetal movement, but the number of fetal movements she can feel at this time is still very small, and the intervals between fetal movements are also very long. This is because the fetus is not strong enough and requires more intense exercise to make the pregnant mother feel it.

If this is your first pregnancy, you will most likely feel fetal movement for the first time between 18 and 20 weeks of pregnancy. Because the fetus is still small and lacks strength at this time, the feeling of fetal movement is intermittent, as light as the flapping of a butterfly's wings. As the pregnancy progresses, the expectant mother will gradually feel that the baby is becoming stronger and stronger, and the fetal movements are becoming stronger and more regular.