Parenting

adjective Describing speech that is offensive or vulgar

• The committee reprimanded the employee for using foul tongued language during the meeting.
• I can't believe how foul tongued he is when he gets angry.
• She's known for being foul tongued when she's in a bad mood.
• His foul tongued remarks left a lasting impact on the team morale.

noun a room set aside for children to play in

• The playroom is equipped with various educational toys and games for children to enjoy.
• Let's hang out in the playroom and play some video games.
• The playroom is the ultimate chill spot for kids to have fun.
• His mind is like a messy playroom, filled with scattered thoughts and ideas.

noun A term used humorously or euphemistically to describe a housewife or stay-at-home parent

• The domestic engineer efficiently manages the household duties and responsibilities.
• My mom is basically a domestic engineer, she keeps everything running smoothly at home.
• I never realized how much work goes into being a domestic engineer until I had to do it myself.
• In a way, being a stay-at-home parent is like being a domestic engineer, juggling multiple tasks and responsibilities.

noun the act of ensuring an equal number of male and female children in a family

• Many couples opt for family balancing through the use of gender selection techniques.
• Some families choose to balance the genders of their children by using gender selection methods.
• Families sometimes try to even out the boy-girl ratio in their family.
• Balancing the family dynamics is like juggling different personalities and needs.