1:09:02
Slowly and steadily.
1:09:04
At this point, the doctor
takes the baby's feet in his hand...
1:09:07
elevates them to complete
the necessary drainage of amniotic fluid.
1:09:12
The baby's lusty response is, of course,
an automatic beneficial response.
1:09:17
He is placed on the mother's abdomen.
1:09:20
The cord is clamped thus.
1:09:22
She feels not the slightest pain
when the cord is cut in this manner.
1:09:27
The baby is now on his own.
A new life has begun.
1:09:35
I'm curious about the frequent use here
of the word "womb"...
1:09:38
which is fundamentally a poetic expression,
as in "fruit of the womb"...
1:09:42
meaning children, of course.
1:09:43
And "the womb of time,"
whatever that means, and so on.
1:09:49
I find it interesting
that doctors prefer this term...
1:09:51
to the more precise
scientific designation "uterus."
1:10:17
I might as well tell you now, Mr. Kotcher.
1:10:19
Thanks for putting up
that fence for a playpen...
1:10:22
but I've got everything worked out
through Dr. Caudillo...
1:10:24
and these people he's known
for a real long time.
1:10:26
They've been waiting ages
on all kinds of lists and things.
1:10:29
They're going to take the baby, right away,
so I won't get used to it or anything.
1:10:34
They're older people, but they're
perfectly lovely, Dr. Caudillo says.
1:10:38
Pretty well fixed.
1:10:40
They're taking me to the racquet club
on Tuesday, so they must be.