Yes, that’s a placenta bag attached to Nick and Vanessa Fisher’s new baby, Ashton. It’s pretty cute, right"

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OUCH! You have to see this breech baby being turned from the outside
You may remember a video of Vanessa went viral a few weeks ago when baby Ashton, still in the womb, was in the breech position, and was turned from the outside. The video was pretty amazing, but this is really wild.
Ashton is the couple’s second baby, but because they were displeased with their hospital experience the first time around, they opted for a lotus birth at home for baby #2. What is a lotus birth" It’s when the baby’s umbilical cord isn’t cut and the baby stays attached to their placenta until it naturally falls off days later (it usually takes about a week). Hence, the need for a bag.
“I believe that in the time that the cord is naturally detaching and the placenta is completing its job providing nutrients and blood to baby, [the] baby has time to establish a new bond and dependency on the father,” Vanesa told CafeMom.
Vanessa’s cousin made the homemade drawstring bag as a gift just for Ashton?and it totally matches all his little outfits.
Photo: Vanessa Fisher
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