These printable charts are an easy way for expectant parents to track their baby’s movements in the third trimester. Available in multiple languages, these charts make movement monitoring accessible for those who don’t have access to a mobile device or reliable Wi-Fi.
Learn how to count a baby’s movements using our paper charts! It’s a great option for expectant parents who don’t have access to strong internet, broadband or a smartphone.
Expectant parents should get to know their baby's normal movement patterns at the start of the third trimester. Count the Kicks makes it easy!
Start a timer and record the time it takes for you to feel 10 movements.
Pick a time when baby is active to start counting, preferably the same time every day.
After each counting session, compare that time with your past sessions.
Go to the hospital if you notice a change in your baby's movement patterns.
Visit the Academy for Expectant Parents to find videos, guides, and resources to help expectant parents get their baby here safely.
Learn MoreThis information is for educational purposes only and is not meant for diagnosis or treatment. Use of this information should be done in accordance with your healthcare provider.
