very occassionally I hear a "click" too (but only in the last month). I'm going to ask my midwife about it next week, I'm hoping it's not the condition "clicky hip"
She just called me to have a chat about the clicking noises. She said she doubts very much that we would be hearing any joints click through the uterus and our bellies and that it was probably OUR ribs or cartildge that have been softened during pregnancy and maybe bubs is pushing up against them getting them to "click". I've had imflamed rib cartildge throughout my whole pregnancy (on both sides now) so that makes sense for me, but everyone is different.
Also - bit of info re. clicky hip. Most common in breech babies and you still can't tell until the baby is born as is having it's first assessments.
I've heard of cases of clicky hip being diagnosed even after being tested at birth and being told the hips are fine. Hubbys cousins daughter wasn't diagnosed with it until she was almost a year and has recently had an operation, and our antenatal group coordinator has a young son (less than a year old) who has to have an op to correct it too.
On another note though, every time my own hip clicks, poor bubs gets a huge fright and jumps!
jack was born with clicky hips. one was dislocated and the other was unstable. he was a breech bub and very common with them but more so in girls than boys.
he was in a pavlik harness for his first 10wks, which looking back, really wasn't a problem.
if your bubs is breech, the docs should check their hips the day after they are born, but another sign once they are older is uneven crease lines in the hip/leg join..hehe hope that last bit makes sense
i was born with clicky hips but only needed a double nappie to correct it i had james tested the day after he was born and at one month old as it can be ieredtriy
My Jack had it as well just had him in double nappies it wasn't a hassle at all. The only thing was he didn't fit newborn pants cos his bum was so big lol
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