Caring for Your Newborn Nephilim Infant

Half-angelic, half-human hybrid giant babies, known as Nephilim, were the product of illicit relations between evil fallen angels and human women in the time before the Flood and Noah’s Ark.

When the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.

Enormous Nephilim (giant) babies can not fit in their human
mother’s wombs:
“And the daughters of Cain with whom the “angels” had companied conceived,
but they were unable to bring forth their children, and they died. And of the
children who were in their wombs some died, and some came forth: having
split open the bellies of their mothers they came forth by their navels
(iEn.6:6-8)

At some stage females must have begun to experience an obstetric crisis bearing babies that were too large to squeeze through the smaller birth canal
structure, every baby would be still-born. Many were until pre-
mature births began to happen. By being born “pre-maturely” these infants
could pass through the pelvic girdle because their birth size was small
enough. This is how the problem was solved evolutionarily speaking. Soon all
human births were “pre-mature.” And they continue to be “pre-mature” up to
the present day, where we call them “normal births.”

The suggestion that the rebel Watchers had to look on as their children were murdered hints at a form of infanticide in which those born of the union between fallen angels and mortal women were systematically rounded up and slaughtered as their fathers watched helplessly. If this supposition is correct, then it could explain the fear and revulsion instilled in Lamech and Bathenosh at the birth of their son Noah, who apparently resembled a Nephilim baby; their horror being connected not simply to their own son’s strange appearance, but to the fact that the offspring of the Watchers were being murdered by those angels still loyal to heaven.

The Nephilim Babies drink blood yet can ‘take no food’ [but can nevertheless hunger] and thirst’. Whatever the reality of such beings in anthropological terms,baby Nephilims live on in the dark, sinister world of Gothic horror, which owes much of its character to the way in which the initial publication of the Book of Enoch in 1821 influenced the inner visions of poets and artists.

A baby Nephilim usually has six-fully formed and functional fingers and toes on his hands and feet. It’s called “polydactyly” — extra digits