More importantly, is a fetus 6 weeks after conception, after the development of the umbilical cord, a baby or not ?

We can take the view that as long as the child is inside the mother, then the mother's choice trumps the right of the child to exist. After all, the mother's body is hosting the child.

Or we can take the view that rights of life immediately after conception is sacred and must be upheld.

Or we can take the view, that the fetus is considered a human being after some X amount of time in the mother's womb. Maybe until the umbilical cord is developed and nutrient-transfer, pseudo-breathing begins ? Or maybe only within the first trimester ?

I actually don't know what is the right decision. Though I am personally more in the line of "My Body, My Choice", but that includes vaccination. (even if I am fully vaccinated).

I wish humanity developed artificial wombs and full social support system from baby to adulthood so this question goes away.