Human Birth is Truly Inspiring - Baby in Mother's Womb Animation

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During my two pregnancies, we’d pass time at family gatherings by waiting for the baby to kick. “She’s moving!” I’d yell. But just as grandma Rozzie hustled over, the feeling would pass. “Don’t worry,” I’d assure everyone.



“Once I eat, she’ll probably start again.” More often than not, though, the baby was unusually quiet during these get-together, perhaps too mesmerized by all the activity on the outside to make her own ruckus.
When I think back, I can almost feel those kicks again. Few things are as magical as the baby in your belly letting you know she’s there, well before you’ll meet her face-to-face. “At five months, I only had a slight bump, so the pregnancy wasn’t totally real to me yet,” says Gina Bartnik, of Brooklyn, US. “But when I felt that movement for first time, I thought, this is really happening. There’s someone growing inside me.” Not only growing, but stretching, doing somersaults, and a lot more! Learn about all there is to relish as your baby-to-be shows you her best moves.
Once you’ve hit 35 weeks, your baby has less room to move, so you’ll notice fewer gymnastics. But she may still have more tricks in store before she makes her debut. “The day before my maternity leave began, I was in the ferry to work,” says Dorothy Voigs, of New York, US. “A mother and her young son sat across from me, and he was starting at my belly because the baby was moving noticeably. Then he grabbed his mom and screamed, ‘That lady has an alien inside her!’ I laughed so hard, I thought I’d go into labour.”

· What they feel like

You may have pain under your ribs because your nearly full-grown baby is pushing up with her feet. Your pelvis may also ache as she presses her head download – not un, but ar least she’s moving in the right direction!

· What’s happening

By eight months, most babies settle into a head-down position, preparing for birth. A small percentage gets into the breech, or head-up position. (if your baby stays that way, you’re likely to need a Caesarean section) “The last month was very exciting,” remembers Robyn Buie, of Oklahoma City, US. “One week my daughter would be breech. The next week, her head would be down. I was able to guess her position because I could feel her hiccups. If they were high, she was breech. Low? Her head was down.” Cue to the best part of your pregnancy (around 40 weeks): When it ends, however it ends, you’ll finally have your little acrobat in your arm.

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