The head.
The head.
In a normal human birth, the head should appear first.
Luk Chai was born on the 4th of July, 2009. He was the first baby elephant born in Australia as part of their breeding program started in 2006 with eight elephants the Sidney Zoo purchased from Thailand.
No, the word "born" is not usually capitalized unless it is the first word in a sentence or part of a title.
A female baby tiger is called a cub, just like a male baby tiger. They are usually born as part of a litter of 2-3 cubs, and they stay with their mother for up to two years before they become independent.
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.
it is part of the womb that the baby was living in and it just stuck to him
People born in 1961 are typically considered part of the Baby Boomer generation.
it comes out of the mother's part that gives the baby
The umbilical cord.
The female pelvis is shaped like a bowl with the bottom cut off. The top of the pelvis is called the brim and the bottom is called the outlet. Towards the end of pregnancy the part of the baby which is born first (hopefully the head) settles into the pelvis. This is called engagement Relation to brim describes how much of the head can be felt above the pelvis. It is usually measured in fifths. 5/5 means that no part of the head is in the pelvis. 4/5 means that the top part of the head is in the pelvis and so on. By the time the head is 0/5 the baby is almost born at the end of labor. If at the end of a first pregnancy the midwife or ob/gyn can still feel 5/5 of the baby's head it may mean that the baby is too large to be born naturally. With second or later babies the head may not go into the pelvis until the mother goes into labor.
The female pelvis is shaped like a bowl with the bottom cut off. The top of the pelvis is called the brim and the bottom is called the outlet. Towards the end of pregnancy the part of the baby which is born first (hopefully the head) settles into the pelvis. This is called engagement Relation to brim describes how much of the head can be felt above the pelvis. It is usually measured in fifths. 5/5 means that no part of the head is in the pelvis. 4/5 means that the top part of the head is in the pelvis and so on. By the time the head is 0/5 the baby is almost born at the end of labor. If at the end of a first pregnancy the midwife or ob/gyn can still feel 5/5 of the baby's head it may mean that the baby is too large to be born naturally. With second or later babies the head may not go into the pelvis until the mother goes into labor.