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When a baby is born what part of the baby comes out first?
The head.
What part of the baby is usually born first?
The head.
What is the generation called of people born in 1961?
People born in 1961 are typically considered part of the Baby Boomer generation.
Why is a baby born covered with a sack of fine skin?
it is part of the womb that the baby was living in and it just stuck to him
Why are humans born head downward?
Evolution has worked out that this is the safest way to be born. The head is the largest part of the infant and also the part that needs to be born first due to the need to breath. When the placenta is ripped from the wall of the woman's uterus it stops giving oxygen to the baby. The baby needs to get its nose and mouth out of the womb and vaginal canal is a great deal of haste when this happens. If babies were always born breach (feet first) many infants would die before being born. It's not just humans, all mammals give birth head first, for the same reasons.
How elephant offspring is born?
it comes out of the mother's part that gives the baby
What part of a boiled egg was the baby?
most people think the yellow part if the egg is the baby but this is not true. what would have been the chick is a small white string attached to the yellow yoke.
Is there any part of DNA in sexual intercourse?
Yes, beacuse in order to make the baby a mixture of the parents there needs to be DNA in the sperm.
What part of a baby is born first?
In a normal human birth, the head should appear first.
What part of the female body feeds the baby?
Placenta while in utero and breasts once born.
Who was the first baby boomer president?
Bill Clinton and George W Bush were born in the baby boom years, 1946 and 1947. Both were truly part of the baby boom since they were conceived shortly after their fathers returned from military service.
What is the definition for born?
The word "born" cannot be used as an active verb, but only as a passive one, "to be born", which means to proceed from the body of one's mother. It forms part of adjectives like "still-born" which describes a baby who was born dead, or "new-born" which describes a baby who was born recently.
