During pregnancy, women should pay attention to fetal movement and it is best to take time every day to count fetal movements. Because the baby's fetal movement represents the condition of the fetus, if there is any abnormality in fetal movement, pregnant women must take it seriously and seek medical attention as soon as possible to identify the cause. So, what are the reasons for frequent fetal movements during sleep at night?
Many pregnant women find that their fetal movements are more frequent when they sleep at night. This is because after the pregnant woman eats at night, the baby also gains energy, so they will bounce around in the pregnant woman's belly. After the fetus is full, it will reach out and kick its legs in the mother's belly, indicating that the fetus is also full and has more strength.
When pregnant women sleep at night, their perception is relatively strong, so when the baby moves, the pregnant woman can feel it. During the day, pregnant women may be distracted by other things and may not pay much attention to fetal movements. In the quiet of the night, pregnant women lie in bed without any other factors affecting their perception, so they may feel that fetal movements are more frequent.
A baby in their mother's womb can also hear sounds from outside. In a quiet environment at night, it is easy for the fetus to feel insecure, so they want to move more. This is to attract the attention of the mother and make her speak. So pregnant women can play some music while sleeping, which can make the baby feel more at ease and naturally prevent frequent fetal movements.
