Babies come from a process where a baby grows inside the biological mother's body in a place called the uterus. When the baby is ready to be born, it comes out through a special passageway called the vagina, or in some cases, the doctor may deliver the baby through the mother's belly in a procedure called a cesarean section. This explanation is simple and appropriate for children, clarifying that babies do not grow in the stomach or belly but in the uterus.
The process starts when a tiny seed from the father, called sperm, joins with a tiny egg from the mother. This combination develops into a baby inside the mother’s uterus. When the baby is fully developed, it is born through the vagina or delivered by surgery if necessary.
This explanation can be adjusted based on the child's age and curiosity, often using anatomically correct terms to give clear and truthful answers.
