Note how many movements you feel and over what period, and see whether the session reaches the common count-to-ten reference, with clear guidance on when to seek care. This is an approximate reference, not medical advice; if your baby's movements slow down or change, contact your maternity unit straight away, and follow WHO, CDC or your local health authority guidance.
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How to Use the Kick Counter
Enter how many movements you felt and how long you counted for, then press Check Movement. The tool compares the session with the common count-to-ten approach.
Reading the result
The count-to-ten method looks for 10 movements within about 2 hours.
Feeling 10 movements earlier in the window is reassuring.
Fewer than 10 movements in 2 hours is a reason to contact your provider.
Every baby has its own pattern; what matters most is a change from normal.
Features
Checks a counting session against the count-to-ten reference
Plain guidance on the next step for each result
Never delays urgent care when movements change
This is an approximate reference, not medical advice; if your baby's movements slow down or change, contact your maternity unit straight away, and follow WHO, CDC or your local health authority guidance.
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Do not wait until the next appointment if your baby is moving less than usual. Maternity units expect these calls and would much rather check.