Babymother

Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪbiˌmʌðər/

Definitions of babymother

noun a term used colloquially to refer to the mother of one's child, especially when not married to or in a relationship with the father

Example Sentences

A1 My babymother takes good care of our child.

A2 I have to communicate with my babymother about our child's schedule.

B1 Co-parenting with my babymother has its challenges, but we make it work for our child.

B2 My babymother and I have a shared custody agreement for our child.

C1 I have a strong co-parenting relationship with my babymother, and we prioritize our child's well-being.

C2 Despite our differences, my babymother and I work together effectively to raise our child.

Examples of babymother in a Sentence

formal The babymother is seeking custody of their child in court.

informal My babymother is throwing a birthday party for our son next weekend.

slang I heard his babymother is causing drama again.

figurative She is like a babymother to all of her friends, always taking care of them and looking out for their well-being.

Grammatical Forms of babymother

• past tense: babymothered
• plural: babymothers
• comparative: more babymotherly
• superlative: most babymotherly
• present tense: babymothers
• future tense: will babymother
• perfect tense: have babymothered
• continuous tense: is babymothering
• singular: babymother
• positive degree: babymother
• infinitive: to babymother
• gerund: babymothering
• participle: babymothered

Origin and Evolution of babymother

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'babymother' originated in Caribbean English, specifically in Jamaica.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Caribbean communities to refer to the mother of one's child, the term has evolved to be more widely used in various English-speaking communities to describe the mother of a child, regardless of marital status or relationship status.