Does It Hurt When Baby Moves?
Unfortunately, "It Is Normal for the Baby's Movements to Sometimes Hurt the Mom, Particularly When the Baby Has a Foot or Arm Pressed Against the Ribs or...
Unfortunately, "it is normal for the baby's movements to sometimes hurt the mom, particularly when the baby has a foot or arm pressed against the ribs or abdomen," Dr. Keller says. The pain can feel sharp or dull, or you may feel numbness.
Why do I feel pain when my baby moves?
During your second trimester, you may start to feel pain or discomfort in your ribs, tummy or vagina when your baby wriggles around. This is because his growing muscles are becoming stronger, making his movements more powerful. The pain may feel a bit like a stitch, or it could be individual sharp, stabbing pains.
Does baby moving feel like cramps?
Pain from baby movements can vary a lot in intensity and durations, so don't be surprised if you start to feel a new sensation. It is very common for it to feel like a stitch or stomach discomfort. Alternatively, the pain can also feel short and sharp, a similar feeling to being pinched.