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The fetus’s biological clock develops gradually and is influenced by the mother’s daily signals, including light and hormonal changes. Melatonin can cross the placenta, but it does not precisely determine when the fetus sleeps or mean that the fetus consciously recognizes night and day. The fetus’s movements may seem more noticeable in the evening because the mother is calmer and more attentive, and because the fetus has periods of activity and rest that do not necessarily coincide with her sleep. The timing of kicks cannot predict the baby’s habits or personality after birth. A noticeable decrease in the fetus’s usual movement pattern, however, warrants contacting a healthcare provider immediately.
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