HOW BABY IS BORN
A baby is born through a process called childbirth or labor. Childbirth involves several stages that lead to the baby's passage from the mother's uterus into the outside world. Here's an overview of the process: Stage 1: Early Labor and Active Labor: Contractions begin: The muscles of the uterus start contracting, causing the cervix to gradually open (dilate) and thin out (efface). Water breaking: The amniotic sac, which surrounds the baby in the uterus, may rupture, releasing amniotic fluid. Contractions intensify: Contractions become stronger, more regular, and closer together as the cervix continues to dilate. Stage 2: Transition and Pushing: Fully dilated cervix: The cervix reaches around 10 centimeters in diameter, allowing the baby's head to move into the birth canal. Pushing: The mother is encouraged to push during contractions to help move the baby through the birth canal. Baby's head crowns: The baby's head becomes visible as it moves through the vagi...