Protection of your child in your womb

Protection of your child in your womb


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Protection of your child in your womb
Posted in 2014


The amniotic fluid has many different functions. Most of the functions fall under one of two categories: protection or development. As the baby floats in the fluid, the baby can move around while at the same time being protected from blows to the uterus.
Amniotic Fluid Functions:
  • The fluid allows the baby to move around while it is developing. This movement allows for bone and muscle development.
  • The fetus breathes the fluid in and out, allowing it to practice breathing and to aid in lung development.
  • The fluid also helps to keep the fetus nice and warm by keeping heat in. It also helps to keep the temperature consistent.
  • The fluid offers protection from any blows that may come to the uterus area. It may cushion the blow if the mother falls.
  • When the fetus swallows the amniotic fluid, it is practicing using and developing the digestive system.
  • It keeps the umbilical cord from being squeezed too hard. A big squeeze could cut off the nutritional supply from the mother to the baby.
  • The amniotic fluid also acts as a lubricant. The fetus' growing body parts are very fragile and could grow together, such as in the case of webbed fingers or toes


My advise
1...  From the beginning I am telling that water helps to expand the uterus during pregnancy.
2...  Amniotic fluid is developed in side uterus to protect and expand according to the child body.
3...  Amniotic fluid consist of 98% water
4...  Drink sufficient water before and after conceiving

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