3 interesting facts about mother and baby in 9 months 10 days: Just unexpectedly extremely funny

First truth: Babies cry when they are in their mother's womb

According to a study conducted at Durham and Lancaster University (UK): Babies have started developing ways of communicating with people from the time they are still in the womb. And crying is the child's first mode of communication. Right from the 6th month in the womb, the fetus began to cry, though no one could hear, not even the mother. This is a testament to the emotional development of the fetus while still in the womb. Even children can laugh when happy and make a bad face if not satisfied.

The second truth: Mom's feet can increase by 1 shoe size

During pregnancy, mothers often experience edema in the feet, ankles, calves. However, this is a normal physiological phenomenon, can be encountered in most women during pregnancy. These signs will disappear when your baby is born. So, instead of worrying, you should buy yourself a little wider shoes.

The third truth: Babies defecate and urinate right in the womb

By the 30th week of pregnancy, your baby will begin to defecate. It is the result of the ingestion of mature amniotic fluid, the degeneration of cells and the activity of the digestive system. The "gold" of the fetus is called meconium, which gradually builds up in the baby's intestine from birth. Not only that, at this time, the amount of amniotic fluid of the mother will be more, so the child also knows to urinate. On average, every day children will pee in amniotic fluid about 500ml of urine. Of course, the amount of water the baby gets is completely from the mother's amniotic fluid itself.