In previous entry, I mentioned why it is important to monitor your baby's movements. If your baby moves too infrequently (less than 10 movements in 2 hours) or worse, stops altogether, this may be a sign that your baby is not getting enough oxygen. Keeping track of your baby's kicks, twitches and turns, particularly during the latter stages of pregnancy can help prevent stillbirths.

Here's a gadget that can help monitor your baby's movement patterns: BabyKick Kicktrack.

kickTrak is a safe, reliable, non-invasive, hand-held, record-keeping device to help you keep a reliable diary of your baby's movements. The memory recall helps you quickly review the baby's movements over the last ten sessions. Changes in the data can help you identify potential problems, which may allow timely intervention. The concept of movements felt by mothers as an indicator of fetal well-being is based on more than four decades of worldwide scientific research.

Perfect for the tech-age mom!