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Through the umbilical cord and placenta

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by the mothers belly button attach to the your belly button .

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Close. A baby is attached to its mother by the umbilical cord, which connects the baby's belly button to an organ of the mother known as the placenta. Waste products are carried by blood in the umbilical cord to the placenta, and then transferred across the placental membrane to the mother's bloodstream. Mom's body then filters the blood, removing waste products.

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Some metabolic waste is passed from the fetus back to the mother via the umbilical cord. Other metabolic waste is simply excreted directly into the amniotic fluid. This waste can frequently be seen in the amniotic fluid when the baby is born.

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The same way you do, remember they are "floating" in amniotic fluid. This is what their body ingests and processes.

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