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kekesmiff: 10 months ago

How does my baby get the food I eat while in the womb?

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kuriafiddie: 10 months ago

A fetus gets its food through the placenta and the umbilical cord while in the womb. The placenta contains oxygen-rich blood that nourishes the baby. The umbilical cord is what connects the placenta to the fetus. Visit http://www.livestrong.com/article/299731-how-does-a-fetus-get-its-nutrition/ for more information.

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kekesmiff: 10 months ago

Thank you, I knew it wasn't just the umbilical cord, that's too basic.

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averagejoe01: 10 months ago via iPhone

Liquids, drink liquids

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kekesmiff: 10 months ago

So the baby is a liquid and it drink a liquid?

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kekesmiff: 10 months ago

or are you saying the more liquids I drink , the more nutrients?

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vbmg152: 10 months ago via iPhone

Are you serious?

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kekesmiff: 10 months ago

Very , if you can't tell me then remove your comment.

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kekesmiff: 10 months ago

If you're gonna say the umbilical cord than you're just as lost as I am.

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