Oxygen is carried through the blood. The mothers blood flows to the baby and gives them oxygen from the mother. A baby doesn't take its first breath of air until it is born. That is why a mother shouldn't smoke while she is pregnant. It decreases the amount of oxygen to the baby.
Through the umbilical cord that's hooked to the mother's blood supply via the placenta.
babies breath in and out the amniotic fluid inside the womb to practice breathing and that causes them to get the hick ups
They are cushioned by the amniotic fluid.
no, it is impossible because there is no air in the womb and the baby needs air to fart. i agree to this because you can not breath in the womb and no air will go inside the intestine.
babies ball up while in the womb because there is not much moving space and it then seems to be a bigger space if they are smaller.
Nope - breathing is the action of drawing air into the lungs, and expelling waste gasses. Whilst in the womb, the developing foetus draws all the oxygen it needs from the placenta.
Babies in the womb receive oxygen through the umbilical cord and do not breathe in the traditional sense. Once born, humans require air to breathe as our lungs cannot extract oxygen from water like gills can in aquatic animals.
All mammals carry their unborn babies in their womb.
They are called ultra-sound (s).
They do not get in the stomach. The babies are in the womb. This happens through the reproduction process.
yes, babies sleep in the womb but that does not mean they are always sleeping
I am not sure but I believe it's because the baby has no need to breathe inside the mother's womb.
Embryo's have gills to breathe inside placenta.