It has to come off somehow!
You will need to cut it yourself, cut about 2 inches from the belly with clean scissors and it will fall off just like a real baby.
During prenatal development in mammals, the umbilical cord connects the fetus to the placenta. In humans, the umbilical cord, or birth cord, is about 20 inches long, and is generally clamped and cut at the newborn infant's navel between 1 and 5 minutes after birth.
After the kitten is born the umbilical cord is attached to the ambionic sac attached to the kitten. The mother will eat (lick) the sac throughout the rest of the birthing to maintain energy. It will leave a bloody mark so make sure she is giving birth on something you can throw away after
Vitamin K- but the cord is clamped so that it doesn't bleed. It can't just be cut or it will hemorrhage. The baby doesn't have sufficient clotting proteins as a newborn, so it is given a shot of Vitamin K to help with that.
The umbilical cord is clamped and cut, and the newborn is evaluated. The placenta is removed from the mother, and her uterus and abdomen are stitched closed.
A cesarean section procedure leaves the umbilical cord intact so that the placenta continues to sustain the fetus. After the air passage is cleared, the umbilical cord is cut and the newborn can breathe.
You can cut the cord with sterilised scissors, but be careful: first you must tie the cord and then cut it at 1 inch (2.5 cm) from the kittens belly. You can cut the cord with sterilised scissors, but be careful: first you must tie the cord and then cut it at 1 inch (2.5 cm) from the kittens belly.
The umbilical cord of the newly born baby continues. to provide oxygen for the newborn for the first minutes after north. It should be left alone without clamping or cutting. Place the newborn in his/ her mother's arms, if the cord is long enough. The cord should not tug on the attachment point on the baby or pull on the part that ends with the placenta. Pulling on the side going into the mother could cause excessive bleeding. The cord can be left attached to the placenta even after it is delivered from the uterus.It is best to just wrap it in a plastic bag until the midwife arrives with sterile scissors and an appropriate cord clamp. In the extreme situation in which help will not be arriving you may leave the placenta attached for several says. See Lotus birth or use a sterilized (by boiling) shoestring to tie the cord off approximately two inches from the newborn's belly. Tie it tightly by wrapping around and knotting at least 3 times. This will compress the 3 vessels in the cord and stop any bleeding from the newborn. Now the cord can be cut using a sterilized scissors about 1/2 inch away from tied off area. Of course you cut the maternal side and leave the string and cord stump on the baby. The cord may spurt a drop or two if blood when cut. Remember, neither the mother or baby will experience pain with the severing of the cord.It is a kind thing to explain to the baby what you are doing since the cord has been pretty important all it's life.
he cut the Cord. The cord strangled around his neck.
if the question was worded better mabye i would have an answer, but at the moment i dont know. If you mean "do humans cut the umbilical cord after delivery," the answer is yes. (Side note: that's why you have a navel, aka 'belly button.') It should be noted that a 'residual cord' is rumored to exist between mothers and some of their children, prompting the mother to treat that child like an infant for the duration of the child's life, even into adulthood. If you meet a person who shares such a relationship with their mother, you may suggest that they "cut the cord." Note that evidence of this cord is purely anecdotal.
when your baby's inbitical cord is raped a round his neck were he can't breath {which is quite dangerous} so then they cut you open {being on an epidural} and about 15min. your newborn will be born congrats on new baby! enjoy!
The umbilical cord comes out of the mother with the placenta.