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While in labor, yes. A friend of a friend had a baby and the baby came out without her pushing at all! It was the first time the nurses had ever seen something like that happen.
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Were does an unborn baby develop?
in the womans womb
Where are babies in a womans body?
The baby is in the womb, which is basically in the lower half of her stomach.
How do the babies get in the mom stumick?
They aren't in the mums stomach, when a males sperm cell meets a womans egg cell through sexual intercourse a foetus (very young baby) will develop in the womans womb, and will finally leave through the womans vagina, the baby is born.
Can dogs penetrate a womans womb?
no.
What are miscariges?
A miscarriage is when the Baby dies inside the Pregnant womans womb. Thyere are a few reasons to how this can happen. Smoking and drinking alcohol is one of them
Is semon good for a baby in the womb?
semen does not cross into the placenta and has no effect on baby in womb.
Can you get pregnant after a hysterectomy and no period?
hysterectomy is removal of womb which is where baby grows. No womb = no baby
If a baby poop and baby has any problem in the womb?
baby poop while in the womb can cause infection in the lungs if the baby swallows it
How can you tell if a baby was in the womb to long?
A doctor can only tell you that a baby was/is in the womb for too long.
Is it possible to serenade a baby from the womb?
It is thought that a baby in the womb responds to external sounds and vibrations.
What do you call a baby inside it's mother's womb?
A baby inside the womb is called a fetus.
What does placenta mean and do?
The placenta is a large organ that attaches to the wall of a pregnant womans womb, extracts nutrients and oxygen from her blood and feeds them to her developing baby. It is formed of cells from the embryo, so is not part of the mother. After the baby is born it is ejected from the womb, forming the "afterbirth". Most mammals use a placenta, the exceptions being the marsupials (kangaroo, opossom etc) and monotremes.
