#1 Pregnant women were filmed for Unborn Artists charity campaign.
Lots of parents are keen to foster artistic talent in their children from an early age, but a group of mothers have gone a step further by helping their babies create paintings before they're even born.
Several expectant mums from Belgium, between 32 and 39 weeks pregnant, volunteered to be filmed for the Unborn Artists charity campaign.
#2 Viewers can see how the process starts with a set of brushes being dipped into various colours of paint.
#3 Women then get several brushes attached to their tummies
All of the women then get several brushes attached to their tummies, using fabric and surgical tape. Each expectant sits upright in a chair, which has a blank canvas alongside it.
#4 They position themselves so that the tips of their brushes hover just over the canvas, and wait for a kick.
#5 A close up shows the brushes sweeping along the canvas to create the beginnings of a picture
#6 All six mothers display the paintings created by their babies.
Although very simple to look at, there's an amazing creative process behind each of the images.
The Unborn Artists project was set up to raise awareness of how many unborn babies in Africa won't even survive their own birth because their mothers don't have access to proper medical care.
It also aimed to raise money for the charity SOS Children's Villages, which provides care, education and health services to 2.2 million at risk children and adults in 133 territories across Africa.
#7 It has also been posted on social media, where it's been viewed more than 13,000 times in the past few days.
Artworks shown in the video were sold at baby fairs and baby showers to raise money.
People were also encouraged to try it out for themselves, although it's not clear how much money has been raised overall.