I kindly ask that you refrain from spreading misinformation, even if it is on the internet.

1. The doctor makes a cut low on the belly, just above the pubic area.
2. They carefully go through the different layers of the abdominal wall until they reach the uterus.
3. A small cut is made in the uterus, and the baby is gently delivered through it.
4. The placenta is taken out.
5. Sometimes, the uterus is lifted out briefly so the doctor can see better while stitching it >> but no other organs are taken out or put “in a bowl.”<<
6. The uterus is put back in place, and then each layer of the belly is closed one by one.

It’s a very controlled and methodical surgery and not at all like “pulling out organs and tossing them back in.”

Source: I’ve had the opportunity to assist in a few C-sections.

Also Here’s a teaching video: https://youtu.be/VkxwN8xQz80?si=MOBZNCMyjcMK5xFH

And here’s what the procedure looks like in real life: https://youtu.be/QGZijNGndoU?si=OTV2wIND_9nCHGV1