2.12: How human life begins, pregnancy and birth

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2.12: How human life begins, pregnancy and birth I can explain how human life begins, what pregnancy is and how a baby is born. rshp.scot

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Part 1 How human life begins rshp.scot

A baby is made by grownups A baby is made by grownups. To make a baby you need a tiny little egg from a woman and you need the seed (called the sperm) from a man. rshp.scot

A woman’s eggs grow inside her body, inside a part called the ovaries A woman’s eggs grow inside her body, inside a part called the ovaries. Every month a woman makes an egg. rshp.scot

A man’s sperm is made in his testes which are inside the bag of skin (scrotum) that hangs behind his penis. rshp.scot

When the egg and the sperm come together they can start a baby When the egg and the sperm come together they can start a baby. This is called fertilisation. The woman’s egg and the man’s sperm can come together in different ways. rshp.scot

One way is that the woman and man have sex, this is a special thing that grownups can do. When they have sex the man’s penis goes inside the woman’s vagina. When the man ejaculates the sperm comes out and goes to meet the egg inside the woman’s body. rshp.scot

Another way is that a doctor can help, so for some babies they start when the egg and sperm come together in a hospital and the doctor puts the egg back into the mummy. Another way is that some babies come together when a man gives his sperm to the woman and she puts it in so that she can make a baby. rshp.scot

Once the egg and sperm meet, then the egg grows in a safe place called the womb. The woman will be pregnant for 9 months. Let’s watch this short film: Human reproduction https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/clips/zpmqxnb (Duration 1 minute 3 seconds) rshp.scot

Part 2 The baby grows - Pregnancy rshp.scot

A baby lives and grows inside the woman’s womb for 9 months A baby lives and grows inside the woman’s womb for 9 months. What will a pregnant woman and her baby need to be healthy, happy and safe? rshp.scot

A baby lives and grows inside the woman’s womb for 9 months. The baby and woman are connected by the umbilical cord that attaches to the baby to the mum. This is where your belly button is now. The baby gets everything it needs to grow through the cord. rshp.scot

For the baby, the womb is like a bag of warm cosy water and the baby can hear the mum’s heartbeat like a drum. rshp.scot

When a woman is pregnant she will go to see the doctor and nurse to make sure everything is going well with her pregnancy. The woman can take the baby’s dad or her partner or friend with her. Sometimes they get a picture of the baby inside the woman.

In the first 3 months inside the woman’s womb the baby is very small. After 1 month the baby is just the size of a pea. Then the baby begins to grow arms and legs. The baby has a little beating heart. By the second month the baby has grown fingers and toes. rshp.scot

In the next 3 months inside the woman’s womb the baby keeps growing In the next 3 months inside the woman’s womb the baby keeps growing. By the 4th month the baby is the size of the mum’s hand. The baby can start to hear. The woman will start to feel her baby moving around inside. rshp.scot

The baby is getting stronger and getting ready to be born. In the final 3 months inside the woman’s womb the baby keeps growing, so much that it needs to be curled up inside the womb. The baby’s brain grows all this time too. The baby is getting stronger and getting ready to be born. rshp.scot

Now that we have heard more about pregnancy Now that we have heard more about pregnancy. Lets review all the things we said a mum and baby need to be healthy, happy and safe? Anything to add now? rshp.scot

Part 3 How a baby is born rshp.scot

How a baby is born. After 9 months of being safe and cosy inside the womb it is time for the baby to be born. The baby changes its position so that the head is downwards getting ready to come out. rshp.scot

The woman feels some pains in her tummy and she feels the need to push down so that the baby can come out. rshp.scot

The baby comes down from the womb and it comes out of the woman’s vagina. This take a few hours to happen. Nearly all babies are born this way but some babies can’t be born like this and a doctor has to make an opening in the mummy’s tummy to lift the baby out – this is called a Caesarean. rshp.scot

The woman will be very tired after all this effort The woman will be very tired after all this effort. The baby will cry as it leaves the womb and enters the world. rshp.scot

Remember that the baby feeds through the umbilical cord? Well this is cut (its not sore) and then the baby is separate from the mum. This leaves you with your belly button! rshp.scot

Some babies are born in hospital. Some babies are born at home. The dad or partner or friend or other family member can be there to help and support the woman. rshp.scot

Isn’t this an amazing story! rshp.scot