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Birth Mother

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birth mother or birthmother
n.
A biological mother.

birth mother,
the biologic mother or woman who bears a child. The child may have been conceived in a surrogate mother with sperm of the biologic father.

Biological Mother
A woman who carries a baby to term and delivers it

birth mother
Biological mother, genetic mother, natural mother Reproductive medicine A ♀ who carries a baby to term, who she plans to give up for adoption. See Baby M, Surrogacy Social medicine The ♀ who, with the birth father conceived a child, carried the pregnancy to term and delivered, then subsequently placed the child for adoption.


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I know exactly how she feels and, yes, I should have taken some deep breaths before diving into my research to find my birth mother, who put me up for adoption in 1949.
In private infant adoption, the birth mother and/or birth father choose the adoptive family.
The Dublin Mid-West TD also spoke for the first time about being adopted, how he discovered his birth mother living down the road and how he could have kissed his own sister without knowing.
 
 
 
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