Baby Kick Counter By Nook

Track your baby’s movements in a way that feels simple, calming, and genuinely useful.

Baby Kick Counter helps you log kicks fast, then turns those taps into clear patterns you can understand over time—without clutter, charts you can’t read, or complicated setup.

What you can do

One-tap kick logging
Tap once per movement. Done.

Session analysis
See total kicks, session length, and kick frequency for each session.

Compare sessions
Compare one session to another to spot differences at a glance.

Trends over time
View 7, 14, and 30-day averages so you can see what’s “normal for you”.

Trimester insights
Track how patterns change across trimesters.

Calendar view
Keep sessions organised and easy to find later.

Designed for expecting mums who want quick tracking + clear insights, without turning it into a full-time job.

Important: This app is for tracking only and does not provide medical advice. If you ever feel worried about your baby’s movements, contact your midwife/doctor or local maternity unit right away.

FAQ (Kick Counter Questions)
What is kick counting?

Kick counting (also called fetal movement tracking) is a way to notice your baby’s typical movement patterns and spot when something feels different.

When should I start using a kick counter?

Many people start tracking once movements are more noticeable and regular. Your care provider can tell you the best time for your pregnancy and situation.

How do I use this app?

Start a session when you’re ready to track

Tap once for each movement

End the session

Review your session summary, compare results, or check trends

What counts as a “kick”?

Any movement you personally notice—kicks, rolls, swishes, jabs. Different babies move differently, and what matters most is your baby’s usual pattern.

How long should a session be?

Use whatever session length your care provider recommends. Many people track for a set time window (like an hour) so sessions are easy to compare.


What should I do if I feel reduced movement?

Don’t wait for an app result. If you feel worried, or movements are noticeably reduced, contact your midwife/doctor or maternity unit immediately (or local emergency services if needed). It’s always okay to get checked.

Does the app tell me if everything is “normal”?

No. The app helps you track and visualise patterns, but it can’t diagnose or confirm wellbeing. Only a clinician can do that.

Why compare sessions and trends?

Comparisons help you see changes without guessing. Trends (7/14/30 days) give context—so you’re not relying on one day in isolation.

Is my data private?

Your kick history is personal. We don't track any personal data.