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Movie Review: In the Womb
In the womb - the DVD - Review

A must see movie for future parents!

Experience the life before birth, The formation, a step by step in a film that have not been seen like him.

In the womb, was produced for National Geographic Channel .
Its includes features in advanced technology, simulations that have been generated by ultrasound photography in four dimensions.

Before it takes its first breath, a human baby has been through an incredible transformation from a single cell to a complex, self-sustaining organism.
Watch this amazing process in real time inside the womb.

Recommendation + personal experience

I remember that moment I realized that my wife 's stomach size is what supposed to be my child, with God 's help, I studied this film, explaining me something that is very difficult for me personally to understand: how our body produces live? How does it work?

If you think that I got it after seeing the film and that I understood all of these scientific facts, then you 're wrong, its still seems like a crazy miracle that happens one after the other in the all wide World.

I strongly recommend everyone to see that movie, it shows the very little detailsof the process and even shows us the fetus in a verity of positions, moves, making faces, etc that we cant see without that film.

you will enjoy it.

Source: http://www.shvoong.com/exact-sciences/2000143-womb/#ixzz2cqvNjWSF
Maybe this has already been talked about and I missed it, but I thought I would let all of you ladies know about a National Geographic special my husband recorded for me to watch called "In the Womb." I HIGHLY recommend the film. It 's a fairly new documentary about how babies develop and it 's quite interesting. I thought I would do a little review for you all since some of you are midwives and others are looking for informational videos. There are good and bad things about the documentary, but the end made me so very, VERY happy that I 've forgiven the film all of it 's

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