Nicolas moves a lot during the night. I heard because this is the time he will be born. Do you believe jn this?

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When you are awake and moving you are rocking them to sleep. While laying down you are more likely to pay attention to their movements, and then are more likely to be awake since you aren't rocking them.

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My daughter kicked all night and all day she was super active kinda like my next one is! My older one was born at 9:52pm but like I said she kicked all tge time. this one kicks when I start relaxing lately has been all the time since I'm on bed rest.

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my son kicked all night and he was born 6:34pm. lets see if my second one will be born at night

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I’ve read that the baby will move more when your laying down or sitting as when you’re walking or whatever your less likely to notice the smaller movements and they are more likely to sleep while you’re moving around

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My first was rather lazy before he was born. He couldn’t be further from opposite after he was born haha

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My 3 year old has the same name, but it’s spelled Nicholas. He moved all the time, but he was born via urgent c-section at 8:42pm. Baby girl currently moves a lot depending on what I’m eating or drinking and the position I sit or lay in. No clue when she will make an appearance. Definitely an interesting theory.

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I've never heard that, that's very interesting though!

Nicolas moves a lot during the night. I heard because this is the time he will be born. Do you believe jn this?

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