Vagina
vagina
The "birth canal" is the imaginary plane a baby passes through during childbirth. It refers to the passage formed by the mother's pelvis and vagina through which the baby travels during the birthing process.
The vagina is sometimes referred to as the birth canal because during childbirth, the baby passes through this canal to be delivered. The vagina is designed to stretch and accommodate the passage of the baby during labor and delivery.
When you are dilating during labor, this means your cervix is opening more and softening to allow the baby to pass through the birth canal. Your cervix will be ready to pass the baby through once you are dilated 10cm.
is the passageway for sperm,for blood during menstruation,and for the baby during birth.
During the delivery stage of childbirth, the mother experiences the actual birth of the baby. This involves the baby moving through the birth canal, followed by the delivery of the placenta. The process can include contractions, pushing, and potentially medical interventions to ensure the safe delivery of the baby.
Vaginal
Antibodies are passed from a mother to her baby through the placenta during pregnancy and through breast milk after birth. This transfer of antibodies helps protect the baby from infections until their own immune system develops.
Caring for mother and baby AFTER the birth.
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.
The baby is delivered through the birth canal with the assistance of a doctor.
No, babies do not come out through the butt when they are born. They are delivered through the birth canal, which is part of the female reproductive system. The baby exits through the vagina during childbirth. The anus is a separate opening and is not involved in the birthing process.