What is a baby made out of?

Answer 1

In most animals there is a male and a female of each species and these two unite in a special way to create new offspring through a process called sexual reproduction. For more details on how this happens in humans, see the related question below in the related links section.
Babies are made when a mans sperm fertilises the womans egg, this process happens through the act of sexual intercourse - to find out more about this it is advicsable you go to your local library and find books about it, or check out internet websites (That don't involve porn)

Answer 2

Short answer: Babies are formed inside their mothers.

Human babies, as with many mammals, develop from a fertilized egg that implants in the mother's uterus, or womb. It is then called a fetus, or unborn baby. It is connected by its umbilical cord to the placenta (uterine lining) through which it receives nutrients and oxygen from its mother. During about 38 weeks of growing and developing, it forms all of the organs and systems that are found in adult humans. When it reaches a stage of viability, contractions of the uterus push it from the vaginal opening and it is born as a baby. It will still need many months of care before it can walk, talk, feed itself, and function independently of its parents.

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Answer 3

Biologically speaking, it is to preserve the species of humans through reproduction. Emotionally speaking, it is because people desire offspring to love and to be a part of the family group. Practically speaking, in the older days, people needed children to help with the work needed to grow crops, raise animals, and to help each other survive; large families helped accomplish that.

Answer 4

The penis goes in the vagina and sperm attaches to the egg and a baby develops and comes out the vagina

Answer 5

bones muscle and skin like the rest of us