Sentences with phrase «womb before birth»

Her paintings invite the viewer to part the curtain and sense oneness with the world — a state in which we found ourselves in the mother's womb before birth, and from which we all emerged.

This can be ingrained in a person's genes if they are exposed to high estrogen levels while in the mother's womb before birth.

The effect of mum's hormones in the womb before birth can cause an unexpected occurrence in newborn baby girls — vaginal bleeding or the presence of a cloudy white discharge.

Normally, a fetus spends 40 weeks growing and developing in the womb before birth and entry into the world.

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Before birth we were enfolded in our mother's womb, then nurtured by the milk from her breast, then consoled by a parent's shoulder, then congratulated on a commencement day.

Or, put another way, I believe the sacred personhood of an individual begins before birth and continues throughout life, and I believe that sacred personhood is worth protecting, whether it's tucked inside a womb, waiting on death row, fleeing Syria in search of a home, or playing beneath the shadow of an American drone.

Their son Daniel, born a few years later, suffered from a rare condition identified before birth, meaning that he had nine blood transfusions in the womb.

Without either shame or apology that verse, written about 800 years before the birth of Jesus, was said to demonstrate that Jesus could be born without disturbing the gates of his mother's womb.

A water birth theoretically eases the baby's transition from the womb, into another warm, wet environment before entering the real world.

Those few weeks and days before birth stir an awakening as the expectant mother feels the slower, more laborious movements of her baby preparing to exit the womb.

4 Soothing sounds — The calming, repetitive sounds of traditional lullabies recall the «womb music» your baby heard before birth (your heartbeat, and fluids whooshing through the placenta).

While intoeing can be genetic, the misalignment often develops before birth, when a baby's feet or legs turn to fit in the cramped space of the womb.

A new study suggests that one risk factor may begin even before birth, showing how low oxygen in the womb — or fetal hypoxia — can impair the heart later in life.

Carla Shatz has elegantly revealed how the brain is sculpted in early life, both before and after birth, as animals make the transition from the protective environment of the womb to the vibrant and stimulating outside world.

Your baby needs about 40 weeks in the womb to grow and develop before birth.

There's probably a reason for that — I spent an inordinate amount of time with Assassin's Creed Origins (review) while she was in the womb and had the soundtrack on repeat in the mornings while we were eating breakfast so there's every possibility she caught the gentle melodies of Sarah Schachner's latest master works quite often before birth.