Fetal Movement Counter
Kick Counter
Record fetal movements and monitor baby's health status
Current Session
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Guidance
When to Count
Recommended to count at a fixed time every day, such as 1 hour after meals, when the baby is more active
How to Count
Count one obvious movement as one time, continuous movements count as one set
Target Count
Generally, 10 movements within 2 hours is normal, can be counted 3 times a day
Important Tips
- Fetal movement is an important indicator of baby's health, but every baby's activity pattern is different
- Recommended to count fetal movements at a fixed time every day to understand baby's activity pattern
- If you find fetal movements significantly reduced or disappeared, please contact a doctor immediately
- Keep a quiet and comfortable environment when counting, concentrate on feeling fetal movements
- Don't be overly anxious, occasional changes in fetal movement are normal
Instructions
The Fetal Movement Counter helps you record and monitor your baby's movements, which is an important tool for assessing fetal health.
Features
- Real-time Counting: Click the button to record each movement, automatically calculating the time interval.
- Progress Tracking: Visually display counting progress, aiming for 10 movements.
- Statistical Analysis: Automatically calculate total time and average movement interval.
- History Records: Save past counting records to track trends easily.
- Smart Tips: Provide health advice based on movement frequency.
How to Use
- Start Counting: Click the "Start Counting" button to start the timer.
- Record Movement: When you feel a distinct movement, click the "Count Kick" button.
- Finish Counting: Automatically ends and displays results after reaching 10 movements.
- View Statistics: View statistics such as total time and average interval.
- Manage Records: View history records or delete unwanted ones.
Best Time to Count
- Fixed Daily Time: It is recommended to choose the same time period every day for counting.
- 1 Hour After Meals: Babies are usually more active at this time.
- Quiet Environment: Choose a quiet and comfortable environment for counting.
- Focus: Concentrate on feeling the movements and avoid distractions.
Counting Standards
Judgment Criteria
- Distinct Movement: Feeling one distinct movement counts as one.
- Continuous Movement: Continuous movements count as one group, recorded as one.
- Slight Movement: Slight movements are not counted; only record distinct ones.
Normal Reference Standards
- 10 Times in 2 Hours: Generally considered a normal frequency.
- 3 Times Daily: Recommended to count 3 times a day to understand the baby's activity pattern.
- Time Interval: Under normal circumstances, the interval between movements is between 2-10 minutes.
Interpreting Results
Frequent Movements (Interval < 2 mins)
- Baby is very active and energetic.
- Likely the baby's active period.
- Generally no need to worry, but observe the pattern.
Normal Movements (Interval 2-10 mins)
- Baby's health condition is good.
- Movements are regular, development is normal.
- Maintain a positive mindset and continue observing.
Fewer Movements (Interval > 10 mins)
- Likely the baby's resting period.
- Suggested to rest and recount later.
- If consistently low, consult a doctor.
Important Precautions
⚠️ Special Reminder:
- Individual Differences: Every baby's activity pattern is different; establishing your own baby's baseline is important.
- Regular Observation: Recommended to count at a fixed time every day to understand the baby's activity pattern.
- Abnormalities: If you notice a significant decrease or disappearance of fetal movement, contact a doctor immediately.
- Don't Be Anxious: Occasional changes in movement are normal; don't worry too much.
- Professional Consultation: If you have any doubts, please consult a professional doctor promptly.
When to Seek Medical Attention
It is recommended to seek medical attention immediately if:
- No Movement: Completely unable to feel movement for 2-3 hours.
- Significant Decrease: Movement count decreases by more than 50% compared to usual.
- Sudden Change: Sudden, persistent change in movement pattern.
- Accompanying Symptoms: Accompanied by abdominal pain, bleeding, water breaking, etc.
Data Storage
All fetal movement count records are saved in the browser's local storage and will be automatically restored upon your next visit. It is recommended to take screenshots regularly to save important data as a backup.