Umbillical Cord
Umbilical cord?
no you dont have a umbilical cord you have a belly button your baby dose not have a belly button yet the umbilical cord attaches to the baby at its belly after its born the umbilical cord is cut giving the baby its belly button. However don't have your belly button pierced while you are pregnant as you will have to take the bar (or whatever) out towards the end.
Well, sweetheart, your belly button is called a belly button because it's literally a button-like scar left behind from where your umbilical cord was attached during fetal development. It's not winning any creativity awards, but hey, at least it's descriptive and to the point.
The small scar where the umbilical cord was attached is called the umbilicus or belly button. It is formed when the umbilical cord is cut after birth and eventually dries up and falls off, leaving a small scar.
A belly button is created by an umbilical cord, so all placental mammals have an umbilical cord. Animals that are hatched would not have an umbilical cord and not have an belly button.
everyone has a belly button. it is where your unbilical cord was atatched before you were born.
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No it does not produce wax. This is actually a really stupid question. Your belly button is there because when you were in your mothers womb you had this cord called the umbilical cord and it was attached to your stomach so you could get nutrients from your mother. Well when you came out of the womb the doctors cut this cord and it now makes your belly button. So your belly button is connected to your stomach and does not have any wax producing glands.
Yes, the belly button is a scar that forms after the umbilical cord is removed at birth.
No, your belly button is what used to be your umbilical cord. After you are born it is formed into a belly button and has no more use.
The belly button is the place where your umbilical cord has been cut. The place heals and eventually what we call the "belly button" forms. The umbilical cord is pretty much a hollow cord that serves as a passageway for the vitamins and minerals from mother to the fetus.