International Languages

According to the Office of National Statistics 4.2 million people in the UK (7.7 percent) speak a main language that is not English or Welsh. To ensure that ALL pregnant women have access to correct information about their baby’s movements, we have had our baby movement information leaflet translated into twelve additional languages. If you have any suggestions of other useful languages, please email [email protected]

Please select the language you would like to view, download and print below. The certified translations are to ISO 9001 standard by Global Voices.

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Virtual Cycle for Baby Loss Awareness

Having family that have miscarried, I feel it is so important to empower women with knowledge about baby’s movements and to trust their instincts
Karen Wragg

I’m raising money for Kicks Count because, sadly, stillbirth isn’t rare. The UK has the 3rd highest stillbirth rate in the developed world and I'm supporting Kicks Count to change this. *For my challenge I will be running 90km throughout October.
Thankful for my rainbow baby

To help raise funds for a charity close to my heart to help others find their rainbows
10 mile walk for Kicks count ❤️

We lost a couple of pregnancies and when we thankfully had a successful pregnancy the third time, Kicks Count was a fantastic page to follow and gives a lot of support xx

Finding A Rainbow Project

In 2018 we launched our Finding A Rainbow Project to offer support to those pregnant following a previous loss.
Kicks Count Literature

We provide various forms of literature for midwives to order and distribute to their mums-to-be for free.
Awareness Banner Project

As a new way of raising awareness, we now have banners available for use in antenatal waiting rooms in hospitals.
Holly Willoughby talks Kicks Count

A long time supporter of Kicks Count, Holly encourages mums to get to know their baby.

Gary Barlow discusses the heartbreaking stillbirth of his daughter Poppy

Gary Barlow has spoken out about the heartbreaking stillbirth of his daughter Poppy. The Take That singer, 47, described how she was stillborn at full term days before he had to perform at the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympics.
Quadruplets born at St Peters Hospital, Surrey!

Beautiful quadruplets have been born safely at St Peters Hospital, Surrey - the first set in 25 years. (image credit: Tom Phillips)
Your baby's movements

Feeling your baby move is a sign that they are well. Find out more about your baby's normal movements during pregnancy.
Anterior Placenta

The placenta develops wherever the fertilised egg embeds into your uterus. An anterior placenta is when your placenta is attached to the front wall of the uterus and is a completely normal place for it to implant and develop.
Harry Kane and fiancée Katie welcome baby daughter!

England football hero Harry Kane has announced the birth of his second daughter with fiancée Katie on with a beautiful Instagram image.
Recycling!

Find out more about what can be recycled, where the money comes from and where it goes!
Heavily pregnant woman teaches fellow commuter a lesson!

Expectant mum Brydie Lee-Kenned found herself in an awkward situation on bus when another commuter refused to move his bag from the only free seat. Her response has taken the internet by storm!
Kicks Count Wristbands

What are Kicks Count Wristbands and why and how do you use one?
Baby Loss Awareness Virtual Run

Take part in our Baby Loss Awareness Virtual Run throughout October and help support us to continue to prevent stillbirth and support families during pregnancy after a loss.
Rainbow baby

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