Whose child is pregnant during ovulation?

However, for some people, fertilization does not occur during ovulation and they become pregnant unexpectedly. So, whose children are these? Whose is it?

Under normal circumstances, these children belong to others. In other words, these children are born from the combination of other people's sperm and eggs. In this case, the child's parent was not involved in the birth process and, therefore, they are not their own.

However, there is one exception. In some cases, some people may be fertilized during ovulation, but they are not trying to have a baby. In this case, they may choose to place their children in foster care to ensure that they can move on with their lives.