Midwife (noun)

A person, usually a woman, who is trained to assist women in childbirth and provide advice on caring for the baby and the mother.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english mid + wif "with woman".

Examples:

1. The midwife was skilled in delivering babies and was well respected in her community.
2. She chose to have a midwife attend her birth because she wanted a more natural and personalized experience.
3. The midwife monitored the baby's heartbeat and the mother's contractions during labor.
4. The midwife provided postpartum care and advice on breastfeeding and infant care.
5. The midwife was a calming presence during the birth and helped the mother feel empowered and in control.