Babies form in an organ called an uterus, where the babies are kept in an amniotic sac (their "water"). It is POSSIBLE for a woman to have up to 8 babies.
Most women have a single fetus - one baby.
Some women can have twins - two babies, either fraternal (they look exactly alike) or non-fraternal (not identical).
Then, often with fertility treatments, some women can bear 3 to 8 fetuses as one pregnancy.
The more fetuses that are present in one pregnancy, the higher the risks to the babies and the mom.
Women have babies to repopulate the earth. The woman is the one that carries the baby because she has the womb in which the fetus will develop.
A women can have 9 babies in her womb at the same time but she has a 90% chance of dying
Yes, there have been many instances of quintuplets.
First, babies are not found in a woman's stomach. Babies grow in a woman's womb. The official record for the most babies in a pregnancy was set in 1971, when an Italian woman on fertility treatments conceived 15 babies. None of the 10 girls or 5 boys survived to birth. The record for the most babies to make it to live birth is 8. These octuplets were born in January 2009.
Octuplets
A woman that is known to have a low womb does have an easier time getting pregnant. A woman with a tilted womb will have a slightly more difficult time overall.
No they stay on one side of the womb all the time.
sextuplets are when a women has 6 foetus (babies) in her womb at a time.
nope. sometimes babies dont move at all. they do sleep a lot in the womb.
yes, babies sleep in the womb but that does not mean they are always sleeping
Babies do not come from stomachs, but from uteri (sing. uterus), also known as the womb. The gestation period is typically nine months.
babies breath in and out the amniotic fluid inside the womb to practice breathing and that causes them to get the hick ups