For primiparous women, the baby's activity in the mother's belly is more obvious. However, as a result, many mothers may become overly nervous and worried about the baby's discomfort due to a small amount of activity. In fact, these are normal phenomena. So, what does it feel like to be pregnant in a mother's womb?
1. In the early stages of pregnancy, mothers may feel a slight stinging sensation in their stomachs and a feeling of bloating in their lower abdomen. This is due to the growth of the uterus, which can stimulate the bones. As the uterus, amniotic fluid, and baby grow, the skin and ligaments of the abdomen will stretch, causing mild pain. Some mothers may also experience redness and abdominal pain when their baby implants.
2. During mid pregnancy, the baby will experience noticeable fetal movements, and the mother will feel that the baby is constantly moving in the belly, like a small fish swimming, which is particularly lively. Every morning and evening, the baby's fetal movements are more frequent, and the mother can communicate with the baby at this time, and the baby will also enjoy it.
3. In the late stages of pregnancy, the baby is already preparing for birth. The baby's body is basically fully developed, and their movements in the uterus are limited. However, the mother can feel that the baby's small hand and foot movements will be more obvious. When the mother touches the protruding part of the belly, the baby will respond.
