Baby Kick Count Tracker

Having a baby is one of the most wonderful things that can happen to anyone. It is the beginning of a new chapter in your life, and the period when a little human being is growing inside you can be both heartwarming and overwhelming. The little moments of pregnancy are remembered forever, and the moment when your baby first starts to kick is one of the most special.

Normally, a mother starts to feel her baby’s movements between 16 and 25 weeks of pregnancy. If it is your first pregnancy, it is perfectly normal not to feel any movements until around 25 weeks.

To keep track of your baby’s movements, it is advisable to use a baby kick count tracker. Counting kicks helps you learn your baby’s usual pattern, so you can notice quickly if it changes. Many care providers suggest starting to count at around 28 weeks, but you should follow the advice of your own doctor or midwife.

Our Baby Kick Count Tracker makes this easy. Simply tap the button each time you feel a kick or movement. The timer starts automatically at your first tap, and the session is saved when you reach your target, which is 10 kicks by default. You can change the target and the warning time in the Setup tab. If you have a past session to record, you can add it manually.

Each session records the start time, the number of kicks, and the time taken. You can also add a note, such as “after dinner” or “baby was quiet”, along with your pregnancy week and due date. The report shows your average time to reach the target, your fastest and slowest sessions, and a chart of every session, so you can see your baby’s pattern at a glance.

Please note that kick counting is not a one-time task. It works best when you do it regularly, at a time when your baby is usually active. You can print the report, save it as a PDF, or download it as an Excel file to share with your doctor or midwife. If your baby’s movements slow down or change, or if you are ever worried, contact your care provider straight away instead of waiting.