Amazing - Child is born still inside Amniotic Sac - happens to just one in every 80,000 babies

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Amazing moment child is born while still inside Amniotic Sac Not something you see everyday! Watch the incredibly rare moment a baby is born inside the amniotic sac... something that happens to just one in every 80,000 babies Watch: incredibly rare moment a baby is born inside the amniotic sac That’s POSSIBLE??? One Baby In Set Of Twins Was Birthed While Still Inside Amniotic Sac 'IT WAS MAGIC' Amazing video shows rare moment baby born inside amniotic sac Spanish baby is born while still inside the amniotic sac with the rare one in 80,000 incident captured on video It's an incredibly rare, confronting and beautiful phenomenon all at the same time. You Have to See This Video of a Baby Born in an Amniotic Sac Watch This Extremely Rare Video of a Baby Born Still Inside Its Amniotic Sac See The Baby Born Inside Amniotic Sac..This Happens To Just One in Every 80,000 Babies See baby moving and stretching while still inside amniotic sac AFTER being born in rare phenomenon This is the moment a child is born while still inside its fully intact amniotic sac - known as the caul - something estimated to occur in one in every 80,000 births. See baby born still INSIDE amniotic sac take first breaths in outside world The video was taken in Spain on Saturday and captures the rare moment the baby was born with the membrane covering its entire body, just minutes after its twin was delivered normally. A baby from Spain was delivered recently still inside the amniotic sac The rare incident normally happens during just one in 80,000 births Video of the baby being born has been viewed more than 6.8 million times The baby was born just moments after its twin who was delivered normally The amniotic sac usually breaks because of stress during childbirth Watch the incredible moment baby born still INSIDE the amniotic sac takes its first breath This is the incredible moment a baby who was born still inside its amniotic sac takes its first breath on camera. Or during a C-section, the surgeon cuts through it to deliver the baby. But in this rare case, the sac is completely in tact and has to be deliberately burst by the waiting medical team. The unidentified baby's face, hands and feet were clearly visible as it lay inside its cramped home for nine months. The amniotic sac is a bag of clear, pale fluid inside the womb where the unborn baby develops and grows. The fluid helps to cushion the baby from bumps and injury, as well as providing it with fluids it can breathe and swallow. It also maintains a constant temperature for the baby. A doctor clears away the membrane with his finger as the newborn takes its first gasps of air on camera The baby quickly spills out of the sac which tears like cling film as he opens it with his fingers. He then gently clears the baby's airways with his gloved finger. The extraordinary baby lets out its first cry as it is caught by medical staff who unwrap the umbilical cord from around its waist. It finishes with the newborn letting out little coughs as the doctor turns them on to its front and helps him breathe. The amazing footage has been watched by more than 20 million people since it was uploaded just over a week ago. Typically the amniotic sac breaks on its own during birth, which is commonly referred to as a mother's 'water breaking'. Curled up inside with the placenta and umbilical cord, the obstetrician can be seen wiping the amniotic sac with a cloth while saying 'hola' to the baby in Spanish. Incredibly, the baby seems to respond to his touch and can be seen moving inside the enclosed space. Most of the times the labors start with the amniotic sac rupturing and the amniotic fluid flowing out of the birth canal. This uncharacteristic type of delivery in which the baby is still surrounded by the amniotic membrane is known as an “en caul, or “veiled,” birth. Cesarean deliveries en caul are actually beneficial for protecting fragile premature babies from pressure trauma in the uterus. It may seem distressing for a baby to be born surrounded by a watery bubble, Dr. Tsigiris assures that the newborn is at no risk of drowning inside the bare amniotic sac, since the baby is still fed nutrients and oxygen through the umbilical cord of the placenta. Amniotic sac is bag of fluid inside womb where unborn baby develops As the sac is pierced by surgical scissors, the newborn spills out of it It usually breaks when a woman goes into labour, hence 'waters breaking' Baby can be heard crying and coughing as it takes its first breaths Actress Jessica Alba’s daughter Haven was also born inside the amniotic sac in 2011. She said, ‘The doctor had never seen anything like it before. He grabbed the nurse and said: “Look at this!”. The amniotic sac is a bag of clear, pale fluid inside the womb where the unborn baby develops and grows. The fluid helps to cushion the baby from injury, and provides it with fluids so it can breathe and swallow