How does the fetus feel when a woman is in labor?

When a woman gives birth to a child, the strongest feeling is undoubtedly that it is really too painful. We all pay attention to the mother, but the baby who breathes with the mother and works hard together rarely considers his feelings. So, how does the baby feel when a woman gives birth?

When the baby is about to come into this world, he knows nothing about the future. They don't know whether they can leave their mother safely or whether they have a healthy body. However, they will face a strong "shock" as soon as they are born. Before giving birth to a child, mothers will have contractions, from weak to strong. With the contraction tight, mothers are nervous and excited. The feelings of the babies in the womb are like an earthquake, becoming turbulent. However, affected by the mother's emotions, babies will feel insecure and increase their anxiety.

With the intensification of contractions, the position of the fetus is constantly changing. When the lying-in woman's uterus opens to her fingers and can accommodate the fetal head circumference, the lying-in woman will feel torn, which is also the time when the pain is the strongest. At this time, the position of the fetus can basically be adjusted to a suitable angle. In order to see her mother and come out to see the world as soon as possible, the baby will also try to squeeze his little body from the cervix to the birth canal. During the whole process, the baby will feel very crowded and uncomfortable, squeezing him out of shape, which is very painful and long.

When the baby was born smoothly, those soft bags disappeared, the darkness of habit disappeared, and the way of breathing changed. The baby will feel strange and uneasy, but the mother's breath and voice have not changed, and the mother's hug and touch are still so familiar.