1. Train your baby's lung function. Pregnant mothers' uterine contractions are accompanied by labor pains that can train your baby's lungs and increase the active agents on the surface of the lungs.
This active agent can increase the elasticity of the lungs and is very beneficial to lung expansion. In this way, the possibility of the baby suffering from respiratory diseases in the future will be relatively small.
2. Improve the survival rate of newborns. Neonatal asphyxia is one of the leading causes of neonatal mortality. In the process of contraction and delivery, the fetus's body will be squeezed by the outside world.
During the squeeze process, the fetus's body will be squeezed, squeezing out liquids such as amniotic fluid in the fetal cavity, reducing the chance of suffocation.
3. Enhance the baby's resistance. Folk often have the saying that "children born vaginally are healthier than children born by caesarean section", which is not completely unsubstantiated.
At the time of vaginal delivery, the immunoglobulin G in the mother is passed on to the baby along with the pain. This immunoglobulin can help your baby build up an immune system and strengthen its ability to fight off viruses.
4. Promote vestibular function development. When the uterus contracts, it will squeeze the baby's body, which is conducive to the development of the baby's vestibular function.
The development of vestibular function has a very important impact on the baby's motor coordination ability, perception, personality development, attention, etc.
Therefore, labor pain is very beneficial for the fetus. It can improve the physical fitness of the baby in many ways.
This is also why a child born vaginally is healthier than a child born by caesarean section. At the same time, it is also the biggest reason why family members have hoped to give birth to a fetus normally since ancient times.