Noun:

मां की परवा, माता का दुलार, ममता,

mothering's Usage Examples:

Mothering (November-December 2003): 46-53.

To help answer these questions, Daphne White, founder of the Lion ' Lamb Project, published a list of guidelines in the November-December 2004 issue of Mothering magazine.

It is a sensible, middle-of-the-road approach to mothering that takes into account that every baby and parent is different.

British Saddlebacks are hardy and noted for their mothering ability.

Mid-Lent, or the fourth Sunday in Lent, was long known as Mothering Sunday, in allusion to the custom for girls in service to be allowed a holiday on that day to visit their parents.

British saddlebacks are hardy and noted for their mothering ability.

Affected girls are often particularly maternal by nature and if reproduction is impossible many take great joy in adopting and mothering children.

Wondering what twisted sister of fate thought him capable of mothering one let alone three people, he lifted her and laid her on the bed.

In Gloucestershire simnel cakes are still common; and at Usk, Monmouth, the custom of mothering is still scrupulously observed.

She couldn't bear the thought of him returning to the troubled teen he'd been and tried to think of something to say to straddle the line between mothering him and letting him be his own person.

Synonyms:

mamma, mammy, primipara, mater, surrogate mother, puerpera, ma, quintipara, mommy, quadripara, mummy, mama, para I, momma, mom, parent, mum, supermom, female parent, mother-in-law,

Antonyms:

follower, descendant, child, male parent, father,