Do babies come out of a woman's vagina or anus?

Answer 1

Babies are typically born through the vagina during a process called vaginal delivery. The baby passes through the cervix and the birth canal before being born. In some cases, a baby may be born through a surgical procedure called a cesarean section, where the baby is delivered through an incision in the mother's abdomen and uterus.

Answer 2

No. Babies usually pass through the birth canal (the vagina) unless there are problems which require surgical removal of the baby. That surgery is called a Cesarean or a c-section. Either way, babies never come out the anus.

Babies develop inside their mother's uterus (the womb). They grow there after mommy and daddy make love to each other. Then up to nine months later, a baby is born by passing out of the mommy's uterus through her birth canal, the vagina.

Answer 3

Yes, in natural birth the baby comes out through the vagina.

In a surgical birth (called a Caesarian section) the baby is removed from the uterus through an incision made in the abdominal wall. This is frequently done if the position of the baby or the health of mother or baby is such that a vaginal birth may harm the baby or the mother.

Answer 4

The vagina. During a natural birth, babies come out of the vagina. During a C-section, the woman's abdomen is cut open and the baby is removed.

Answer 5

No baby is delivered from the anus. Babies only come out through a female's vagina, or through a surgically created opening when that doesn't work.

Answer 6

both