Fetal movement under the baby’s little belly at 38 weeks of pregnancy is not a way to tell if the fetus has gone into labor. Simply based on the fetal movement can not determine the position of the fetus, the fetus may appear to move manually, foot movement, breech movement, so can not determine whether the fetus has been in the pelvis. It is necessary to consult a professional doctor to determine whether the fetus is in the pelvis, and if the position of the fetus is not normal, it may not be in the pelvis. If the fetus is in the breech position, it may move in the lower abdomen, but it does not mean that the head of the fetus is in the pelvis. Normally, you need to observe the fetal movement more often and seek regular medical attention for fetal heartbeat monitoring check and ultrasound examination to avoid any impact on the fetal development.