@inventionontt: Quickening is when a pregnant person starts to feel their baby’s movement in their uterus (womb). It feels like flutters, bubbles or tiny pulses. Quickening happens around 16 to 20 weeks in pregnancy, but some people may feel it sooner or later. Baby movements become stronger and sharper as you enter your third trimester. You may feel kicks, jacks, punches, elbows and somersaults in your uterus. Later, you may even feel tiny hiccups. Babies need to move in the womb to help develop their joints, muscles and bones. Movement helps them grow. Stretching, kicking and moving prepare your baby for life outside the womb. It may be hard at first to track quickening. However, once your baby’s movements are stronger and you can distinguish kicks and jacks, you may want to pay attention to how often you feel your baby move. You’ll notice a pattern over time. For example, your baby may be super energetic in the hours after dinner and before bed. Knowing your baby’s patterns can help you recognize if something changes. Babies have a sleep-wake cycle just like you. There will be times when they’re wiggling like a worm in your belly and other times when you don’t feel them at all. Babies also tend to be less active during the day. This is because your movements may be rocking them to sleep. (Video Credit: iFind Project @King’s College London) #History #Science #education #learn #invention #entertainment #news #interesting #Tech #facts #story #fyp #viral #explore

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