10/28/2025
This week the Washington Post reported on a recent study led by researchers at Harvard University and Mass General Brigham that showed 30% of stillbirths in the U.S. occurred in pregnancies without known risk factors — emphasizing the need for standardized prevention methods.
There IS a proven prevention method that is saving babies (and moms) across the globe. It’s called Count the Kicks. And to date the program has collected more than 150 baby save stories from families around the country and world. We know there are hundreds more success stories out there.
Count the Kicks is evidence-based and backed by research. A baby’s movement is directly connected to their well-being, which is why it’s so important to monitor movements and have a good understanding of what a baby’s normal movement pattern is during the third trimester.
