The location of fetal movement in pregnancy is not fixed, with the increase of gestational weeks, fetal growth, fetal movement location is different, it is difficult for pregnant women to feel fetal movement in early pregnancy, mid-pregnancy pregnant women usually around the navel and the lower abdomen to feel the fetal movement, late pregnancy pregnant women are usually in the left upper abdomen and the right lower abdomen or epigastric mid-fetal movement to feel. 1, early pregnancy: early pregnancy is usually below the navel activity, usually observed under ultrasound activity track, the Gestation 7-8 weeks can see the germ has a slight ripple-like movement, 9 weeks or so appear tiny twitching, 10 weeks or so twitching to strengthen, and then appeared floating, floating and jumping and other stronger movement. But at this time the fetus is very small, the activity is also very small, pregnant women are very difficult to feel; 2, mid-pregnancy: pregnant women themselves can feel very obvious fetal movement, at this time the uterus is gradually increasing beyond the pelvis, below the navel, the fetus is small in size, in the uterine cavity can be free to activities such as turning the head, turn around, stretching the arms, kicking, etc., can be felt in the navel around the lower abdomen and the fetal movement, and some can even be toppled up the belly; 3, Late pregnancy: this time the uterus enlarged in to the navel above, the fetal volume is gradually increasing, intrauterine activity space is limited. Because the fetus in the uterus in different positions, the position of fetal movement will be different, sometimes may be in the left upper abdomen, may also be the right lower abdomen or epigastric middle, and no fixed position. Overall, the position of fetal movement during pregnancy is not fixed, it is more important to pay attention to the number of fetal movements, after 28 weeks of pregnancy, you should learn to count the fetal movements yourself, if you find any abnormality in a timely manner to consult a doctor.