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1.Blood volume: immediately after birth averages about 300ml. (75mL additional blood from umbilical cord â if itâs still attached) But the fluid is lost into the neonateâs tissue spaces again - 300mL maintained. 2.Cardiac Output: in average 500ml/min.
Your second pregnancy makes everything a bit different, that includes when you start to feel your baby move. Feeling your baby move for the first time in each pregnancy is called quickening. While a first-time mother might not feel her baby move until after 18-22 weeks, as an experienced mother, you may notice that you feel your baby much sooner. You might notice quickening in a second pregnancy only slightly sooner, for example around 16-18 weeks.