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Belly Buttons
Ok I may sound stupid here but hey whats new :-) I know baby get born the umbilical cord gets cut and it becomes the belly button, but what part does it play inside the mummys tummy? whats it attached too? does the rest come out?? I could look up pictures etc on google but I'd like it in a parents terms, come on redcrx hit me with it
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The feotus will attach itself to any part of the reproductive organs and the placenta growns there. Ectopic pregnancies usually end in miscarriage because the growth of baby causes ruptures. Thats why that baby was so special. There have been cases of births like that but they are very rare.
Oh and the afterbirth isnt so bad unless it gets stuck. By the time baby has been born the soft placenta usually just needs a gentle tug an it slips out. Mum is usually too busy gazing at new arrival to really notice.
Crikey i even accept the injection stabbed into my leg without complaining by that stage :)
Oh and the afterbirth isnt so bad unless it gets stuck. By the time baby has been born the soft placenta usually just needs a gentle tug an it slips out. Mum is usually too busy gazing at new arrival to really notice.
Crikey i even accept the injection stabbed into my leg without complaining by that stage :)
Ah, reading through everyons posts has brought some memories but made me giggle too! I know have images of a heavily pregnant red chasing after 4get with a snooker cue! lol
I had no choice but to see the placenta with my second because I happened to be looking in that direction when I delivered it! It also took me 10 times longet to deliver the placenta than it did the baby lol
Lakitu, my stretch marks, at one point, looked like they were going to tear open! The skin was becoming very thin and I could see veins of blood under the skin! I did check with the midwife and she said all I could do was keep them moist. I would rub in lotion rather than oil as this also cooled them with eased the itching and soreness.
I had no choice but to see the placenta with my second because I happened to be looking in that direction when I delivered it! It also took me 10 times longet to deliver the placenta than it did the baby lol
Lakitu, my stretch marks, at one point, looked like they were going to tear open! The skin was becoming very thin and I could see veins of blood under the skin! I did check with the midwife and she said all I could do was keep them moist. I would rub in lotion rather than oil as this also cooled them with eased the itching and soreness.