Pregnancy And Childbirth Vocabulary

noun a thin, tough membrane that surrounds the embryo of a mammal, bird, or reptile

• The amnion is a membrane that surrounds the embryo in the womb.
• The amnion is like a protective bubble for the baby in the belly.
• The amnion is like the baby's own little house inside the mom.
• The amnion acts as a shield for the developing fetus, keeping it safe and protected.

noun the front part of the human body below the chest, containing the stomach and bowels

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• The doctor examined her belly to check for any abnormalities.
• I can't believe how much food I can fit in my belly!
• I'm so full, my belly is about to burst!
• He laughed so hard that his belly hurt.

verb action word that indicates the act of giving birth or becoming a parent

• Many couples decide to have a baby after being married for a few years.
• Hey, did you hear that Sarah and John are gonna have a baby?
• I can't believe she's gonna have a baby, that's wild!
• Starting a new business is like deciding to have a baby - it requires a lot of time and dedication.

noun a physician who specializes in obstetrics, the branch of medicine dealing with childbirth and the care of women giving birth

• The obstetrician carefully monitored the mother's progress throughout her pregnancy.
• My friend's obstetrician is really nice and easy to talk to.
• I heard the obstetrician delivered over 100 babies last month!
• The obstetrician guided her through the difficult process like a beacon of hope.

noun the period during which a woman is in labor

• The accouchement was a long and difficult process, but the mother and baby are both healthy.
• She just had her accouchement yesterday and she's already up and about!
• She's been through two accouchements already, she's a pro at this.
• The accouchement of a new business venture can be just as challenging as that of a child.