Pronunciation: /mʌm ʌv wʌn/tu/ɛtˌsɛtɛrə/
noun a mother with one/two/etc children
A1 She is a mum-of-two children.
A2 The mum-of-one was busy juggling work and childcare.
B1 As a mum-of-three, she had her hands full with parenting duties.
B2 The mum-of-four managed to balance her career and family life successfully.
C1 Being a mum-of-five requires great organizational skills and patience.
C2 The mum-of-six was admired for her ability to handle multiple responsibilities with ease.
adjective describing the number of children a mother has
A1 She is a mum-of-two children.
A2 The mum-of-one baby was sleeping peacefully in the crib.
B1 As a mum-of-three, she had her hands full with parenting duties.
B2 The mum-of-four juggled her career and family responsibilities with ease.
C1 Being a mum-of-five requires exceptional organizational skills.
C2 The mum-of-six was admired for her ability to balance work and family life effectively.
formal The mum-of-two organized a charity event to raise funds for the local school.
informal My friend is a mum-of-one and she's always juggling work and family responsibilities.
slang Being a mum-of-three is no joke, it's like a three-ring circus at home!
figurative As a mum-of-four, she's like a superhero managing all her kids' activities and schedules.
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