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Definition of mother-to-be in English: mother-to-benounPlural mothers-to-be ˌmʌðətəˈbiːˈməðər tə ˈbi A woman who is expecting a baby. Example sentencesExamples - ‘We would urge mothers-to-be to give us a call and find out how we can help them and their partners to give up smoking,’ said Mrs Hancock.
- The researchers suggested that by reducing caffeine intake during pregnancy, mothers-to-be could reduce the risks to their baby.
- But as society changes, more women are living away from their immediate or extended family, meaning mothers-to-be may not have continuous support throughout their pregnancy.
- First of all, in case there are any mothers-to-be or mothers still smoking out there, stop now.
- There are fears that cases of rubella, also known as german measles, will increase owing to declining rates of vaccination with MMR, leaving mothers-to-be at risk of catching it from children.
- So there's a big push right now to get mothers, or mothers-to-be, to have their untreated dental disease taken care of, to protect the baby.
- In her new role she will help to develop the midwives' public health role, with increased support for breastfeeding and encouraging mothers-to-be to stop smoking.
- While this is something that gives sleepless nights to many mothers-to-be everywhere, in many establishments, the women themselves have evolved ways to juggle motherhood and jobs/careers successfully.
- Most mothers and mothers-to-be who can hear don't realize how scary becoming a mother can be for a deaf woman.
- Our courts are in such a rush to jail mothers and mothers-to-be that no thought is given to the devastating effect this has on families.
- A questionnaire of working mothers-to-be using public transport found that almost 70 per cent of those who had been offered a seat said it only happened ‘sometimes’.
- As the rumour that women who give birth in the store receive a £500 gift voucher spread, mothers-to-be have been seen loitering around the floors with no intention of making any purchases.
- The lessons mothers-to-be should be attending are those about breastfeeding.
- Something that I feel is important about being a mother is telling other mothers or mothers-to-be what it is really like.
- One private midwife has seen a five-fold increase in inquiries from mothers-to-be who want to give birth at home or be guaranteed constant, one-to-one attention in hospital.
- Meanwhile, as long as mothers-to-be remain vigilant of the symptoms and are careful not to miss routine antenatal appointments, the early detection of pre-eclampsia should keep the more critical condition of eclampsia in check.
- Scientists found that working mothers-to-be had an almost five-fold greater chance of suffering pre-eclampsia late in their pregnancies than those who stayed at home.
- The report - written by medics from the University of Glasgow - found that one in five mothers-to-be who came for their first antenatal visit between 2002 and 2004 was clinically obese.
- A considerable number of mothers-to-be have shown increased dependence on advanced medical technology in hospitals to ensure a healthy pregnancy.
- Young or old, first baby or fifth, all mothers-to-be benefit from regular care during their pregnancy.
Definition of mother-to-be in US English: mother-to-benounˈməðər tə ˈbiˈməT͟Hər tə ˈbē A woman who is expecting a baby. Example sentencesExamples - First of all, in case there are any mothers-to-be or mothers still smoking out there, stop now.
- The researchers suggested that by reducing caffeine intake during pregnancy, mothers-to-be could reduce the risks to their baby.
- A considerable number of mothers-to-be have shown increased dependence on advanced medical technology in hospitals to ensure a healthy pregnancy.
- As the rumour that women who give birth in the store receive a £500 gift voucher spread, mothers-to-be have been seen loitering around the floors with no intention of making any purchases.
- Our courts are in such a rush to jail mothers and mothers-to-be that no thought is given to the devastating effect this has on families.
- Most mothers and mothers-to-be who can hear don't realize how scary becoming a mother can be for a deaf woman.
- In her new role she will help to develop the midwives' public health role, with increased support for breastfeeding and encouraging mothers-to-be to stop smoking.
- Scientists found that working mothers-to-be had an almost five-fold greater chance of suffering pre-eclampsia late in their pregnancies than those who stayed at home.
- There are fears that cases of rubella, also known as german measles, will increase owing to declining rates of vaccination with MMR, leaving mothers-to-be at risk of catching it from children.
- While this is something that gives sleepless nights to many mothers-to-be everywhere, in many establishments, the women themselves have evolved ways to juggle motherhood and jobs/careers successfully.
- The lessons mothers-to-be should be attending are those about breastfeeding.
- So there's a big push right now to get mothers, or mothers-to-be, to have their untreated dental disease taken care of, to protect the baby.
- But as society changes, more women are living away from their immediate or extended family, meaning mothers-to-be may not have continuous support throughout their pregnancy.
- One private midwife has seen a five-fold increase in inquiries from mothers-to-be who want to give birth at home or be guaranteed constant, one-to-one attention in hospital.
- A questionnaire of working mothers-to-be using public transport found that almost 70 per cent of those who had been offered a seat said it only happened ‘sometimes’.
- Young or old, first baby or fifth, all mothers-to-be benefit from regular care during their pregnancy.
- ‘We would urge mothers-to-be to give us a call and find out how we can help them and their partners to give up smoking,’ said Mrs Hancock.
- The report - written by medics from the University of Glasgow - found that one in five mothers-to-be who came for their first antenatal visit between 2002 and 2004 was clinically obese.
- Meanwhile, as long as mothers-to-be remain vigilant of the symptoms and are careful not to miss routine antenatal appointments, the early detection of pre-eclampsia should keep the more critical condition of eclampsia in check.
- Something that I feel is important about being a mother is telling other mothers or mothers-to-be what it is really like.
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