That first flutter often catches you off guard—a gentle tap like butterfly wings. Soon, those flutters become nudges, stretches, and rolls, turning into a rhythm of daily life in pregnancy. For many ...

Feeling your baby's first movements, often described as flutters or bubbles, usually starts between 16 and 20 weeks of pregnancy. Fetal hiccups are normal in the womb and generally not a concern ...

Ever wondered why doctors ask you to count your baby’s kicks? It’s not just a routine check. Foetal kick counting gives you ...

Feeling sharp kicks, jabs, or “lightning crotch” is totally normal – your baby’s just getting strong! Every baby has their own movement pattern, so getting to know what’s usual for yours is key. If ...

ABC News' Ginger Zee opens up about her own pregnancy experience. — -- ABC News chief meteorologist Ginger Zee is expecting her second child in February. While Zee, 37, wakes up early to report ...

So you've felt your baby kick but when will others be able to feel and see them? Learn when you and the people around you will see your baby kick from the outside. Once you've experienced quickening, ...

The Count the Kicks app is credited for saving a father's daughter's life after his wife noticed a change in the baby's movements. The app helps expectant parents monitor fetal movements, a key ...