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The oxygen still comes through the placenta and umbilical cord just as it has all pregnancy. The cord and placenta are within the bag and attached to the mother so nothing changes in that regard. The supply of oxygen is only cut off from this source when the cord is cut, after the baby has been born for a while, or if the cord or placenta are damaged or constricted.

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The cord is cut once the baby is delivered and the baby doesnt need the cord for oxygen anymore then as it breathes air.

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The baby doesn't take its first breath until he/she is born, that's why its a big deal when the baby doesn't cry right away when born. yes they do

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They clamp it, cut it, it dries up and falls off.

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Along with the placenta that it's attached to it's thrown away as human waste. The tiny bit attached to the baby where the scar will be the bellybutton, will soon shrivel up and fall off.

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Baby's do not breathe in their Mother's womb, that's why the baby cries when it is born because it has taken it's first breath.

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from blood.

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