Babies slow down when getting ready to be born - NO! 

Babies should continue to move in their normal pattern up to AND during labour

Babies run out of room - NO!

The womb is not a fixed structure it grows with your baby. 

You should feel 10 kicks in 2 hours - NO! 

There is no set number of movements you need to feel. An Australian study showed women felt between 1 and 100 movements in an hour, it is impossible to set a standard limit. Every pregnant person should get to know their baby's regular pattern and report any change. 

You should have a cold or sugary drink if your baby's movements slow down - NO!

If you notice any change in your baby's movements you should report it immediately. If you were unwell and someone threw a glass of cold water on you, you may jump! But that doesn't mean you are well. If your baby isn't moving normally on their own, do not try to prompt them to move, seek medical attention.