Pronunciation: /ˈkraʊdˌbɜrθɪŋ/
noun a compound word formed by combining 'crowd' and 'birthing', referring to a method of childbirth where a large group of people support the laboring mother
A1 Crowdbirthing is when a group of people help a pregnant woman during labor.
A2 I heard about crowdbirthing where friends and family support the mother during childbirth.
B1 Crowdbirthing is becoming more popular as a way to involve loved ones in the birthing process.
B2 Some hospitals now allow crowdbirthing to provide additional emotional support to the mother.
C1 The concept of crowdbirthing raises questions about the role of traditional healthcare providers during childbirth.
C2 Research shows that crowdbirthing can have positive effects on the mother's mental well-being postpartum.
formal Crowdbirthing is a method of childbirth where a group of people provide support and assistance during the labor process.
informal Have you heard of crowdbirthing? It's when a bunch of people help out during a birth.
slang Crowdbirthing is like having a birth squad to help out.
figurative In the world of startups, crowdbirthing refers to the collective effort of a team to bring a project to life.
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