uring the fourth month, when the baby's movements can be detected, many women have the feeling that their babies are "alive." What is your view on when the baby is alive? What standard or standards are you using to form your opinion?  

A woman felt the baby came alive when the moment baby's start kicking, the moment got a soul. Before a mother can feel her baby kick, at around 20 weeks, she can already hear its heartbeat and see the blurry outline of its face with ultrasound.

Mother's and babies brains can work together as a 'mega-network' by synchronising brain waves when they interact. The level of connectivity of the brain waves varies to mum's emotions. 

During the fourth month of pregnancy a mother may be to feel the baby move for the first time. These movements are called "quickening".

This idea came from a now abandoned Christian theory that this that this was the moment that the foetus got its soul (e.g. st. Augustine made a distinction between embryo inamatus, not yet endowed with a soul). Medically, the time of quickening is influence by irrelevant factors, such as the number of previous pregnancies that the mother had.

Step-by-step explanation

The baby's become alive when the foetus first moves in the womb. This happens about a week after conception.

Some people say that it's odd that a being's  right to life should depend on whether a being is located inside or outside the womb. But they miss the essential point which is that at birth the baby begins to exist independently of the mother.