Do all babies come out your butt?

Answer 1

It comes out of vagina,

Answer 2

Human females have a uterus, cervix, and vagina. The egg comes down the fallopian tube from the ovary, meets the sperm at a point in the uterus. If the egg fertilizes, it implants in the wall of the uterus so the egg can get nutrients from the mother. The egg continues to grow into a fetus for usually 36-38 weeks. Some babies come earlier; some come later; some must be assisted to be born.

Labor is the word used to describe a period of time during which the mother experiences contractions. In a natural, uncomplicated labor, the contractions continue to get stronger and the baby's head is pressing on the cervix. Usually, the cervix has only a tiny opening and is thick and firm. Labor and changes in hormones makes the cervix open and get very thin and soft. As the cervix thins, softens, and stretches, the baby's head can push through.

The mother pushes during the last part of labor to help push the baby out. The baby comes down the vagina to the outside.

At no time is a baby in the rectum or anus (butt). The rectum is inside, just like the vagina is inside; the anus is the name for the outside opening of the rectum. There is a wall between the rectum where bowel movements come through to the anus (and to the outside), and the vagina where sex can occur and where babies pass through to the outside.

I'm not as familiar with non-human species, but all female mammals have a uterus and a vagina-like opening for babies to be born. At no time is a baby born from the rectum or anus.

Answer 3

About 20% of babies in the United States are born by "cesarean section"; a doctor performs an operation, cuts open the mother's belly, removes the baby, and sews the mother back up.

In "natural childbirth", the baby comes out of the uterus through the cervix, into the vagina, and out of the mother's body.

Answer 4

It comes out the Vagina. yes. ouch. ew. but thts where it comes from

Answer 5

Yes it does. The opening in the vagina leads to the woman's womb.