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SAVING LITTLE LIVES
UK Charity 🇬🇧
Raising awareness of baby movements for healthy babies #kickscount
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You can find lots more information about babies’ movements on our website.

If you notice a reduction in your babies movements contact your maternity unit immediately.

#pregnancy #pregnant #babymovement #stillbirthprevention by @kicks.count

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3 months ago

Kicks Count raises awareness of baby's movements to reduce stillbirth and neonatal death. Please scroll through the pictures to find out more information about our charity. by @kicks.count

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a year ago

Wave of light ❤️

We did do this live on Facebook and didn’t realise it hadn’t also posted on instagram 😔

Thinking of all the babies gone too soon 💔 by @kicks.count

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Did you know you can help support us and raise money just by engaging with our content?? Engaging helps us reach more people with life saving information as well as boosting our fundraising!

So if you see our posts please like, comment or share! by @kicks.count

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Less than 24 hours to have your donation doubled! We are 62% of the way there and would love your help for the final push to get us over the finish line!

Until midday tomorrow (13th October) donations made through the dedicated link in our bio will be matched!

There is £3500 of match funding available so we would love to make the most of this amazing opportunity!

Please can you help us reach the target?? by @kicks.count

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5 days ago

Get your Kicks Count wristband for just £2 during Baby Loss Awareness Week (RRP £3.95)

The wristbands are a great way to help you keep track of your baby's movements and identify any changes.

Use the code BLAW, link is in our bio. by @kicks.count

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Order before 2pm tomorrow to ensure delivery in time for the Wave of Light. Get 10% off all personalised candles with code WOL26!

Link to buy yours is in our bio. 100% of all profits come to Kicks Count to help us reduce stillbirth and neonatal death. by @kicks.count

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Less than 2 days left to reach our target!! If you can donate any amount before midday on 13th October it will be doubled! Please help us reach our target and provide twice as many resources to reduce stillbirth and neonatal death.

The link to donate is https://donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05WS00000FNlP0YAL by @kicks.count

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Those of us that have lost a baby don't need a week to be made aware of baby loss. But it is a time when the rest of the world takes a bit more notice. We would love you to share your baby's name so we can remember them together. Not just today, but every day. by @kicks.count

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We raise awareness of baby's movements to reduce stillbirth and neonatal death. While there isn't one cause of stillbirth, a decrease in baby's movements can be a key warning sign that a baby is in distress and over 50% of mothers who had a stillbirth noticed slowing down of baby's movements beforehand.

We have an amazing opportunity from the Big Give to have donations this week matched up to £3500! We really want to make the most of this opportunity by getting as many donations as we can.

Every £1 you donate will do double the work! To donate please go to the link in our bio.

If you can't donate please share and help us reach as many people as possible! by @kicks.count

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Please donate and have your donation matched! The Link to donate is in our bio by @kicks.count

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Call your maternity unit and go to get checked straight away if:

• You think your baby is moving less than normal

• Movements feel weaker than normal

• Movements have stopped

Don’t wait. The maternity unit is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week. Even at night.

How often should my baby move?

There is no set number of normal movements. Every baby is different.

From 16–24 weeks on you should feel the baby move more and more up until 32 weeks. From then, movements should stay roughly the same until you give birth and during labour too.

It is important you get checked straight away, even if your pregnancy has been straightforward or you have not had any problems before.

Do not wait until the next day to get checked.

Do not do anything to try and make your baby move.

Do not use home dopplers, hand held monitors or phone apps to check your baby’s heartbeat.

Even if you hear a heartbeat, this does not mean your baby is well.

Why are my baby’s movements important?

Babies that are moving less might not be getting enough oxygen or nutrition. This is serious and it means that some babies might die. If your baby is moving less, your maternity unit needs to check if they are well.

It is NOT true that babies move less towards the end of pregnancy.

You should continue to feel your baby move right up to the time you go into labour and whilst you are in labour too. by @kicks.count

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