Pronunciation: /ˈtʃaɪldˌbɛrɪŋ/
noun the process of giving birth to children
A1 Childbearing can be a joyful experience for many families.
A2 The childbearing process can be physically demanding for women.
B1 Education about childbearing is important for expectant parents.
B2 Advancements in medical technology have improved outcomes in childbearing.
C1 The societal expectations around childbearing have evolved over time.
C2 Research on the psychological aspects of childbearing is ongoing in the field of psychology.
adjective related to or suitable for bearing children
A1 Childbearing women need extra care during pregnancy.
A2 Childbearing age is typically considered to be between 15 and 44 years old.
B1 Childbearing choices can have a significant impact on a person's life.
B2 Childbearing responsibilities often fall on women in many cultures.
C1 Childbearing practices vary greatly across different societies and time periods.
C2 Childbearing decisions should be made thoughtfully and responsibly.
formal The study focused on the impact of age on fertility and childbearing.
informal She's thinking about starting childbearing soon.
slang Some people say childbearing is a piece of cake, but I disagree.
figurative Embarking on the journey of childbearing is like planting seeds for the future.
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