There is no fetal movement in the second month of pregnancy. In the second month of pregnancy, the baby in the abdomen can only be called an embryo, which is not really a fetus at this time. After the third month of pregnancy, the placenta and all fetal tissues and organs have developed before it can be called a fetus in the true sense of the word. Generally speaking, it takes 18 weeks for a primiparous woman to feel the baby’s movements, and 16 weeks for a parturient woman. If the abdominal wall fat is thicker, then the first time to feel the baby’s fetal movement may be delayed. Therefore, there will be no fetal movement in the second month of pregnancy. Pregnant women should pay attention to regular obstetric examination during pregnancy, especially pay attention to do a good job in every detector checkup, and find problems at any time to deal with at any time. If there is any special discomfort during pregnancy, you should also consult a doctor as soon as possible.