Do fetal monitoring, the baby can pat the belly if it does not move

You can pat it gently. Your baby may be sleeping at this time.

The secret of doing fetal monitoring once:

(1) Don't fast:

Pregnant women who are doing fetal heart rate monitoring on an empty stomach are likely to have the fetus in a hungry state and have little activity, which will lead to inaccurate results.

You can eat something 30 minutes to 1 hour before the fetal heart rate monitoring, such as milk, bread, etc., but don't eat too much, as this will also make the baby not like to move.

(2) Go to the toilet before the examination

The time for a fetal heart rate monitoring is generally 20 minutes, and if the fetal heart rate is found to be abnormal, the monitoring time may be extended, and it will be very uncomfortable to hold urine for a long time. If you go to the toilet halfway and need to do it again when you come back, it will also delay time.

(3) Avoid lying on your back:

Perform fetal heart rate monitoring while lying on your side or sitting, and try to avoid lying on your back. Vech advises adding a pillow behind you if necessary to make yourself more comfortable. Choosing a comfortable position to put yourself and your baby in a more relaxed state will be more conducive to the accuracy of the results.

(4) Choose to do fetal monitoring when the fetus is active

From the 7th month of pregnancy, the fetal movement becomes regular, and the expectant mother should know when the fetus is more active. If the baby falls asleep during the examination, you can try to pat the stomach gently, you can also talk to the baby, or put some relaxing **.

Here are some tricks:

The first method: listen to the songs that your baby loves to listen to.

The second method: it is recommended to do fetal monitoring after eating: at this time, you go to eat, and the baby will also move to eat.

The third method: it is similar to the four-dimensional method, exercise it, this method is used in fetal monitoring, and it also works. Wake up your baby and do sports with you. Your baby will naturally get moving, and your fetal monitoring data will be better.

Fourth method: If none of the above methods work, Vech suggests that you can find a quiet place, meditate for a while, and gently wake it up. You can turn on your ** again and let the baby swing with you, and the fetal monitoring data will be very good at this time.

Fetal movements, which appear at about five months of pregnancy, make the expectant parents feel excited, as if they have become children. So interacting with the baby on the stomach every day is the favorite thing for parents-to-be to do. But what if the fetus is not moving?

Is there any way to do it?

How to move the fetus when he is not moving.

1. You can gently stroke the belly with your fingers.

Although the baby is separated from the outside world by a womb, in fact, the baby can feel the atmosphere of the outside world even if it is inside. Therefore, for the question of how to let the fetus move when it is not moving, at this time, you can gently pat the belly to make the baby move, or you can gently touch the belly with your fingers and talk to the baby gently.

2. You can put some gentle **.

The term "prenatal education" is often used, but in fact it is not unreasonable. Because the baby can intuitively feel the changes in the mother's mood in the belly, and can also hear some sounds from the outside world. When the baby is motionless, you can try to put some gentle **, maybe the baby can feel the wonderful ** and move to interact with the mother.

Does prenatal education really work?

Modern medical technology has confirmed that with the gradual increase of gestational age, the fetus thrives in the mother's womb, various sensory organs have matured one after another, and the baby has its own joys, sorrows, and sorrows, and carefully feels the world outside the womb. Prenatal education is a good bridge between parents and fetuses, so prenatal education is indeed useful to the fetus.

Since the 5th month of pregnancy, the fetus's inner ear has basically developed, and with hearing, it can begin to receive language and prenatal education. Touching prenatal education generally begins in 6 months of pregnancy, because at this time the expectant mother can touch the child's limbs more clearly. After 7 months of pregnancy, the fetal brain begins to develop by leaps and bounds, and this is the sprint period for prenatal education.