Definition of home birth in English:

home birth

noun

An instance of giving birth at home, rather than in a hospital.
she was pregnant with her third child and planning a home birth
mass noun advocates of home birth believe that labour and delivery can and should occur at home
Example sentencesExamples
- When Katie was expecting Toby she made the decision to opt for a home birth.
- Every woman has a legal right to a home birth.
- Unfortunately there seem to be a lot of mothers who don't know they can ask for a home birth.
- It was a planned home birth with two independent midwives.
- While home birth was common as recently as the 1960s, today almost all Portuguese women have their babies in hospitals.
- The health board does provide a grant for families having a home birth while private health cover does meet the balance.
- If I were pregnant after the unit closed I would rather have a home birth than go to the hospital.
- Her planned home birth was a truly special event not just for family but indeed the entire village who rejoiced in their latest arrival.
- The teenager had wanted a home birth but her partner had initially been worried.

Definition of home birth in US English:

home birth

noun

An instance of giving birth at home, rather than in a hospital.
when Lisa got pregnant they decided to have a home birth
Example sentencesExamples
- If I were pregnant after the unit closed I would rather have a home birth than go to the hospital.
- Her planned home birth was a truly special event not just for family but indeed the entire village who rejoiced in their latest arrival.
- It was a planned home birth with two independent midwives.
- The teenager had wanted a home birth but her partner had initially been worried.
- Every woman has a legal right to a home birth.
- Unfortunately there seem to be a lot of mothers who don't know they can ask for a home birth.
- When Katie was expecting Toby she made the decision to opt for a home birth.
- While home birth was common as recently as the 1960s, today almost all Portuguese women have their babies in hospitals.
- The health board does provide a grant for families having a home birth while private health cover does meet the balance.

词汇	home birth
释义	Definition of home birth in English: home birth noun An instance of giving birth at home, rather than in a hospital. she was pregnant with her third child and planning a home birth mass noun advocates of home birth believe that labour and delivery can and should occur at home Example sentencesExamples When Katie was expecting Toby she made the decision to opt for a home birth. Every woman has a legal right to a home birth. Unfortunately there seem to be a lot of mothers who don't know they can ask for a home birth. It was a planned home birth with two independent midwives. While home birth was common as recently as the 1960s, today almost all Portuguese women have their babies in hospitals. The health board does provide a grant for families having a home birth while private health cover does meet the balance. If I were pregnant after the unit closed I would rather have a home birth than go to the hospital. Her planned home birth was a truly special event not just for family but indeed the entire village who rejoiced in their latest arrival. The teenager had wanted a home birth but her partner had initially been worried. Definition of home birth in US English: home birth noun An instance of giving birth at home, rather than in a hospital. when Lisa got pregnant they decided to have a home birth Example sentencesExamples If I were pregnant after the unit closed I would rather have a home birth than go to the hospital. Her planned home birth was a truly special event not just for family but indeed the entire village who rejoiced in their latest arrival. It was a planned home birth with two independent midwives. The teenager had wanted a home birth but her partner had initially been worried. Every woman has a legal right to a home birth. Unfortunately there seem to be a lot of mothers who don't know they can ask for a home birth. When Katie was expecting Toby she made the decision to opt for a home birth. While home birth was common as recently as the 1960s, today almost all Portuguese women have their babies in hospitals. The health board does provide a grant for families having a home birth while private health cover does meet the balance.
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