When the baby in the womb kicks, the kicks are not completely random. Observation has shown that they actually kick a rhythm around the tempo established by the mother's heartbeat.
Now I wonder whether my children with their Cuban-American mother kicked mambos, cha-chas and other salsa or whether my genes suppressed them to a straight 2/4 march.
Claytin kicked non-stop. What does that mean? I'll be sure to pay attention to the next baby's movements more! LOL
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