In this article, we will tell you how the future babies behave most often just before they are born, and what the mothers need to pay attention to in order not to miss the precursors of an early birth.
Fetal behavior before childbirth
For the first time, the future mother notices that the nature of the movements and behavior of her baby has changed a little more 2-3 weeks before the appearance of crumbs into the light. This is due to the fact that the woman's stomach falls, resulting in her pelvic bones begin to limit the activity of the future baby and prevent him from moving too often.
Nevertheless, this does not mean at all that the fetus in the womb completely fades. In fact, the pregnant woman still continues to feel his wiggling, however, now they are more like intense shocks that occur less often than before.
Very often such movements cause strong discomfort in the expectant mother, since the baby can touch the internal organs with legs. In particular, when pressing on the bladder, a woman begins to feel not only the expressed pain, but also a sudden urge to urinate.
In the future, the behavior of the child before childbirth, both boys and girls, by and large, does not change. Meanwhile, if the baby is large enough, it will become more and more tight in the mother's womb, resulting in the frequency of the tremors will be reduced.
In some situations, the fetus does not subside before childbirth, but continues to move as actively as before. As a rule, it shows only that it is free and comfortable in the mother's womb, and is not a sign of any danger. Nevertheless, if the child's behavior before giving birth unexpectedly changed, as a result of which the intensity of his movements increased significantly , it is recommended to immediately contact the gynecologist.