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Babies grow inside their mother. Babies are made when two types of special sex cells including sperm (produced by men) and eggs (produced by women) combine in a process called conception. The cells are created in a process called meiosis which creates cells that contain half of the parent's information. When the cells combine they form a new cell called a zygote. The zygote will then grow with a combination of their mother's and father's traits.
Anyway, in order for conception to occur, the father must enter his sperm into the mother's body, and that is done by a process called sexual intercourse. The male inserts his penis into the women's vagina and the women receives sperm cells which will swim through the vagina, through the womb to the oviduct to where the conception take place. After about 266 days after conception the baby will come out of the mother's vagina through child birth.
