One-tap entries
Add movements you feel to a simple timeline.
Baby movements
Follow your baby’s pattern with a fetal movement counter
Keeping a record of when you feel movement can help you remember your own experience. The app is a logging tool; it does not assess fetal wellbeing or determine why movements have changed.
Fetal kick counter
One-tap entries
Add movements you feel to a simple timeline.
Duration and count
See the session duration with the movements you recorded.
Your usual pattern
Focus on your baby's familiar pattern rather than generic comparisons.
Duration and count
See the session duration with the movements you recorded.
Your usual pattern
Focus on your baby's familiar pattern rather than generic comparisons.
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What is the most useful reference for baby movements?
Movement type and frequency can vary with pregnancy stage, fetal sleep periods, and individual factors. There is greater value in becoming familiar with your own baby's usual pattern than comparing yourself with one generic number.
If your maternity team has given you a specific counting method, use app entries to support that individual plan.
What a fetal kick counter can and cannot do
The counter stores a start time, duration, and movements you add by tapping. These records may help you recall previous sessions, but they are not a fetal monitoring test, do not measure oxygen, and cannot provide clinical reassurance.
Do not wait if movements change
If you think movements have reduced, stopped, or changed noticeably from the usual pattern, do not wait until the next day or for a counter result. Contact your maternity care team or the urgent assessment service they have provided.
Medical information boundary
A fetal kick counter is not a clinical monitoring test. For reduced, stopped, or noticeably changed movements, contact your maternity care team without waiting for an app result.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Does a fetal kick counter show that my baby is well?
No. It only records movements you feel. Fetal wellbeing is assessed by healthcare professionals when clinical evaluation is needed.
How many baby movements are normal?
There is no single normal number for everyone. Become familiar with your baby's usual pattern and follow any method provided by your maternity care team.
Should I repeat a count in the app if movements decrease?
If movements are reduced or noticeably different, do not delay by repeating counts in the app. Contact your maternity care team promptly.
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Medical references
This content refers to current guidance published by the following official health organizations.
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