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England mother shocked to see her baby being born inside amniotic sac
August 17, 2019 13:29
An unusual case was recorded in England where a baby was born still inside his amniotic sac after cesarean section.
Doctors and mum Zoe Robinson were shocked, while father of the baby boy captured the moment, the Mirror writes. Mum says it was like a little alien baby.
The doctors explain that the baby must be removed from the sac as he starts trying to breathe.
This is an extremely rare being one in every 80 thousand births.
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