The birth of a baby marks the beginning of a wonderful relationship between a parent and child.
It is a moment full of joy and we’re lucky if we are able to capture that moment into a photo!
What makes these photos special, though, is because these babies are born along with the amniotic sac. En caul births are considered to be rare as it only happens to 1 in 80,000 births.
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Baby Anabelle was born via c-section weighing 8lbs and 5oz with her head wrapped with amniotic sac…
Baby Anabelle’s mum posted the photo on her instagram account with the caption: “Annabelle Burow was born February 21st at 8:05am via c-section. Sometimes we get to caught up in the excitement and forget to take a step back and realize the miracle of birth itself. We are completely in awe and I can tell you nothing- no moment can top hearing my babies cry for the first time, no moment can top the first time they were placed in my arms. Babies are such a blessing, such a gift and forever a miracle.”
This baby boy’s En caul birth is considered a photographer’s bucket list!
“It was one of the most beautiful things to see! As a birth photographer, speaking for myself it was on my bucket list to see an en caul birth. Statistics show that en caul births occur fewer than 1 in every 80,000 births,” All Things Baby Photography wrote on their blog post.
The midwives were pleased to witness such a spectacular sight…
These home water birth photos were captured by Jessica Peterson of One Tree Photography.
Did you know that En caul births are considered special or lucky in certain cultures?
Baby Josh was born on November 15th of year 2006 via c-section still fully encased in the amniotic sac. He grew up to be a really healthy boy!
Born En caul and captured by Denver Birth Photography!
Captured in this photo is a baby girl who was born with her amniotic sac.
Another breathtaking photo (or photos) of an En caul birth and this time of a twin!
This photo was captured by Leilani Rogers of photosbylei.com. Read about the story here.
Photographer Desiree Chapman captured a rare moment of a baby boy being born En caul.
The amniotic sac was not broken until after the baby came out. Such a special moment and everyone who was there to witness it would say the same!
This photo is of a baby born En caul and the membrane is being peeled off the newborn baby..
The photographer, Lynsey Stone, was able to capture that moment!
This photo is described as magical in a post by CafeMom…
Giving birth is truly magical and the way this baby is soo calm and relaxed when born in his amniotic sac is just heart warming!
After 8 hours of labour and 30 minutes of trying to push her baby out, Lisa gave birth to Baby Juniper!
This photo was captured by Santa Cruz Birth Photography.
A rare moment was captured in this photo: a mother gave birth in the car on the way to the hospital and the baby came out while still in the amniotic sac ..
“I did rub his face with my finger through the sac and he moved his hands and feet up to his face. That’s when we knew he was okay,” mum Raelin Scurry tells CafeMom. Such an amazing story!
This photo by Robin Baker of Birth of Blessings Photography captures a rare photo of twins being born at home…
And the best part is, baby number two comes out En caul…Read more about the story written on Buzzfeed.
Have you had an En caul birth?
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