Midwifery (noun)

The profession or practice of assisting women during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum period.

Origin:

Midwife + -ery, from middle english midwyf, refers to the profession of helping women during childbirth.

Examples:

1. Midwifery is an ancient profession that has been practiced for thousands of years.
2. The midwife was an experienced and skilled practitioner who was respected in her community.
3. She decided to become a midwife after witnessing the birth of her own child.
4. Midwifery care is focused on providing safe and personalized care for women during pregnancy and childbirth.
5. Midwifery is a regulated profession in many countries, and midwives are required to have formal education and training.