Ohio - Count the Kicks

Ohio

BY THE NUMBERS

We’re working to improve birth outcomes for moms and babies through Count the Kicks, our proven stillbirth prevention program. Learn more about the impact of stillbirth in Ohio.

745
Ohio loses 745 babies a year on average to stillbirth.
5.78
In Ohio, the stillbirth rate is 5.78 per 1,000 live births.
238
We believe Count the Kicks can help save an average of 238 babies per year in Ohio.

Statistics according to 5-year averages (2020-2024*) from CDC Wonder (2024 data is provisional).

We are proud to be designated a Best Practice by the Association of Maternal Child Health Programs (AMCHP).

Evidence

Ohio Impact Report

State Partners

Count the Kicks is proud to partner with state health agencies and other organizations to reduce stillbirths across the U.S. Thanks to the generous support of UnitedHealthcare in Ohio, Count the Kicks educational materials are available for free in the state of Ohio.

For more information on programming in Ohio, please contact Sarah Coleman, State Expansion Director.

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Healthcare Providers

The Count the Kicks program helps maternal healthcare providers and others who work with expectant parents have a conversation about fetal movement monitoring. Visit our providers page for information and resources to help you implement Count the Kicks.

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Expectant Parents

The Count the Kicks app makes it easy to monitor your baby’s movements in the third trimester. Visit our How to Count page to learn more about our free app and other ways to count.

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Our Impact

Our goal is to make fetal movement monitoring commonplace in every pregnancy.

6 million
We have provided 6 million educational materials to healthcare providers.
1 million
Over 1 million expectant parents have downloaded our app to track their baby’s movements.
32%
In the first 10 years of Count the Kicks in Iowa, the state’s stillbirth rate decreased nearly 32%.