If it's a C-section, a caesarian, they'll cut through your belly to deliver the baby.
Sometimes, a woman having a vaginal delivery is just a bit too narrow, or the baby just a bit too big, and then they may cut the vagina.
It is called an Episiotomy, and it's not needed for all women to have one. Some women prefer to tear than to have this surgical procedure done. You should ask your health care provider if they routinely do episiotomies.
please see this page. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Episiotomy
and to learn about an perinal massage as an avoidance technique. please see this page as well. http://www.childbirth.org/articles/massage.html
(you may have to cut and paste the links).
Be sure to write out a birth plan and discuss it with your health care provider PRIOR to the 36 week appt. so you and your provider are on the same page, as to what your desires are. This gives them enough time to put the plan in your chart, and to discuss with other providers in the practice (in the event you get the provider on call and not your usual care provider) and the nurses at your birth center or hospital of choice.
The Birth Book by Dr. William Sears is a great resource!! I bet you can find it at your local library!
Best of Luck
well...they come out from the vagina(women's part)or sometimes the doctors have 2 cut your belly open 2 get the baby.So they out as a human baby.
if the doctors cut the belly open.sometimes the baby comes out of the vagina(females part)
The baby comes out of the frontal private area called the vagina, located below where the penis is on a male body. The hole stretches like spandex, to let something bigger come out. The hole is as small as a dime and grows to a foot to let the baby out.
A baby comes out of the vagina.
Through vaginal birth or c-section where they cut open the stomach and take the baby out.
a unborn baby is born it comes through the vagina the vagina can expand to about the size of a baby and contract to the size if a pea this is why its u nique
The vagina
No.
Babies come out through the vagina.
bye if it has a vagina or a dick
The baby travels from the Uterus( the womb), and out of the birth canal (the vagina).
An episiotomy is a procedure where the skin between the vagina and the anus (the perineum) is cut. It is done occasionally to enlarge the vaginal opening so that a baby can be more easily delivered.