child-bed
71put someone to bed — take or prepare someone, typically a child, for rest in bed Clare put her to bed and gave her a mug of cocoa …
72Prayer for a Child — Infobox Book name = Prayer for a Child image caption = author = Rachel Field illustrator = Elizabeth Orton Jones cover artist = country = United States genre = Children s picture book publisher = The Macmillan Company release date = 1944 media… …
73Aga Khan Maternal and Child Care Centre, Hyderabad — Infobox Hospital Name = The Aga Khan Maternal and Child Care Centre Hyderabad Org/Group = Aga Khan Health Services Caption = Width = 78 Location = Hyderabad Region = State = Sindh Country = Pakistan HealthCare = Private Type = Specialist… …
74List of Desmond Child songs — This is a list of songs written or co written by American songwriter Desmond Child.Aerosmith * Heart s Done Time * Dude (Looks Like a Lady) * Angel * What It Takes * Flesh * Crazy * Hole in My Soul * Ain t That a Bitch Clay Aiken * Invisible… …
75Flower Child (The Outer Limits) — Infobox Television episode Title = Family Values Series = The Outer Limits Caption = Season = 7 Episode = Airdate = Production = Writer = Director = Photographer = Guests = Episode list = List of The Outer Limits episodes Prev = Next = Flower… …
76A Child's Garden of Verses — es una colección de poesía infantil del autor escocés Robert Louis Stevenson. El primer capítulo apareció en 1885 bajo el título de Penny Whistles, ha sido muy reeditado y a menudo en versiones ilustradas. Contenía 65 poemas como Foreign Children …
77truant with your bed — obsolete to copulate extramaritally A truant was a professional beggar, whence an absconder, and so a child absenting himself from school: The double wrong to truant with your bed, And let her read it in thy looks at board.… …
78childbed — child·bed .bed n the condition of a woman in childbirth …
79childbed — child•bed [[t]ˈtʃaɪldˌbɛd[/t]] n. the condition of giving birth; parturition • Etymology: 1150–1200 …
80childbed fever — child′bed fe′ver n. pat puerperal fever • Etymology: 1925–30 …
