Eating and excretion are the most basic needs of the human body. For adults, not having bowel movements for several consecutive days is likely to cause internal diseases, which require treatment at a regular medical institution. During this period, children will absorb nutrients from their belly, so do they also have to defecate?
Before birth, the child lives in amniotic fluid , and all nutrients and oxygen are provided by the mother. During motherhood, babies do not eat anything like adults do. Therefore, they don’t have much food residue in their bodies, nor do they have feces.
However, because they have been in amniotic fluid for a long time, in some cases, the child may accidentally swallow a part of the amniotic fluid. In this case, there will be some excretion from their body.
This means that, inside the mother's body, the child can urinate, but not in large amounts. The baby's feces will be excreted after the baby is born. It is a terrible situation to imagine a baby having feces inside the mother's body.
Of course, some babies will excrete in the mother's belly before pregnancy, and some feces will be inhaled into the baby's body. If this is the case, then the child will be tortured by gastric lavage when he is born.
