If you are trying to argue against the Christian belief that “life begins at conception” I don’t see any contradiction at all from that statement. Life does indeed begin at conception and it continues to grow all throughout pregnancy.
Yes, but the child obviously develops (humans always develop as long as they’re alive; they change) and the child is being “formed” in their mother’s womb.
I agree that you’re reaching.
People aren’t always precise. The speaker clearly believes the fetus is life during pregnancy. Whether she believes that happens at the moment of conception is left unstated but crow-barring “moment of conception” into that sentence would be just awkward.
We’re each one of us in the process of creating ourselves at each moment. The speaker seems to understand this, and is speaking of a new born soul preparing to enter the world. As we grow and live our lives we’re always in the process of creation, right up until our dying breath. So that doesn’t necessarily imply anything about conception or the original spark of creation. But then, I suppose the statement speaks to people according to their level of understanding. One thing we can always count on is that humans will misunderstand one another!