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Get 6/8 On This Pregnancy And Baby Quiz And You're Basically An OB-GYN

Only A Legit OB-GYN Could Get 6/8 On This Weird Pregnancy And Baby Quiz

The photo here (which was taken by [award-winning photographer Robin Baker](http://birthblessingsphotography.com/)) captures a baby born still fully in the amniotic sac — something that only happens once every 80,000 births. It's called being born "en caul," but it doesn't harm the baby in any way. The mother of twins below, for example, simply broke the sac with her nail.   
You can learn more about this amazing birth [here](https://www.buzzfeed.com/morganshanahan/this-image-of-a-baby-being-born-with-his-amniotic-sac-intact?utm_term=.tdVoyyv2V#.mgMj66Rvo).

Yes, but it's rare.

Can a baby can be born still fully inside the amniotic sac?

Is it common? No, not at all. In fact, it's highly unlikely. But it CAN happen. Here's one eye-opening scenario: If a naked couple is dry-humping and the man ejaculates near the vulva, the woman could possibly end up pregnant. Again, this is highly unlikely — but not impossible.   
Learn more about all of the ways you could get pregnant without actually having sex [here](https://www.buzzfeed.com/carolinekee/can-you-actually-get-pregnant-without-having-sex?utm_term=.cxPKPPYV4#.gvNy001be).

Yes, it's possible.

Can you get pregnant without actually having sex?

"Rusty pipe syndrome" happens because increased blood flow to the breast means blood ends up in the breast milk. It's totally safe for a baby to drink, though, and usually clears up in a week.   
Check out 20 more weird parenting facts [here](https://www.buzzfeed.com/mikespohr/21-weird-things-no-one-tells-you-about-having-a-kid?utm_term=.vrvywwBYO#.kf7Prr1M9).

When breast milk looks like strawberry milk.

Egyptian women inserted the dung up near the cervix before sex to block pesky sperm from going on their way. And no, it doesn't sound very healthy, but there it is.  
You can learn more about this and 12 other old-school birth control methods [here](https://www.buzzfeed.com/carolinekee/crazy-historical-birth-control-methods?utm_term=.jo3P77knY#.dfrPllRzA).

Crocodile dung.

Which of the following was actually used for birth control in Ancient Egypt?

This may sound alarming (and is, in fact, outlawed in many parts of the world), but it's actually an example of the wonders of science. Women with mitochondrial disease are at a great risk of passing down debilitating diseases to their offspring, but scientists have found a way to take the nucleus and DNA out of their unhealthy egg and put it into a donor's healthy egg — thus the term "three-person baby."  
Learn more about this incredible science [here](http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28986843).

Yes, with help from science

Is it possible for a baby to have DNA from not two but three parents?

It's caused by increased blood flow and can appear as soon as 6-8 weeks. In case you're interested, it's named after James Read Chadwick, who wrote a paper about it in 1886 (that's him in the photo).

A discoloration of the vagina during pregnancy.

Semen won't last long in hot water, so you're good there! But you COULD get pregnant in the other scenarios, believe it or not! You can learn more about how you can get pregnant in those ways, and a bunch of other surprising ones, [here](https://www.buzzfeed.com/caseygueren/how-pregnant-can-you-get-from-that?utm_term=.arRj58m8L#.yanNAB1Bl).

Sitting in a hot tub where someone just ejaculated.

Which of the following ways could NOT get you pregnant?

These babies have what are called natal teeth. Generally, natal teeth are nothing to worry about — although if your baby has them you WILL want to discuss it with your pediatrician. You can learn more about it [here](https://www.healthline.com/health/parenting/baby-born-with-teeth#1).

One in every 2,000-3,000 births.

How many babies are born with at least one tooth?

Let's cut the crap — you're not an OB-GYN nor do you know all that much about pregnancies or babies. What did you think, we wouldn't know? Tsk-tsk.

You're not an OB-GYN, and may not even know what that is!

We are impressed. If we were, say, having a baby on the side of the road or something, we'd totally let you deliver it!

You're not an OB-GYN, but you're pretty darn smart!

Whether you've gone to medical school or just paid a lot of attention during your own pregnancies, you know your stuff! Either way, passing this basically earns you a medical degree from BuzzFeed University, so congrats!

You're either an OB-GYN or just really freaking smart!

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