The reproductive process: How babies are made Read more about The reproductive process: How babies are made
The whole cycle begins again for 28-30 days. Read more about The whole cycle begins again for 28-30 days.
Blood and the lining from the uterus flow out through the vagina as a period (menstruation) Read more about Blood and the lining from the uterus flow out through the vagina as a period (menstruation)
If there is no sperm to meet the egg, the egg will not be fertilised. The lining of the uterus comes away. Read more about If there is no sperm to meet the egg, the egg will not be fertilised. The lining of the uterus comes away.
The fertilised egg sticks to the side of the uterus. A baby can then start to grow. Read more about The fertilised egg sticks to the side of the uterus. A baby can then start to grow.
The fertilised egg moves through the fallopian tube to the uterus. Read more about The fertilised egg moves through the fallopian tube to the uterus.
The sperm meets the egg. They join together. This is called fertilisation Read more about The sperm meets the egg. They join together. This is called fertilisation
