Dream2Birth guide
Kick Count Notes
How movement notes can support care conversations while keeping medical concerns with professionals.
Last updated: 23 August 2026
Movement notes are context
Some families are asked to pay attention to baby movement patterns later in pregnancy. Notes can help describe what changed, when it changed and what the family noticed.
Dream2Birth movement notes should support care conversations, not reassure users to ignore a concern.
What to record
- The time you noticed movement or a change in pattern.
- What felt normal or different for you.
- Any care team instructions you were given.
- Questions to ask a midwife, GP, obstetrician or maternity unit.
When to get help
If movements feel reduced, unusual or worrying, follow local care team advice and contact a maternity unit or qualified provider promptly. Do not wait for an app to decide for you.
Dream2Birth
Dream2Birth is private planning support for trying, pregnancy and the first baby days. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice.