given birth to a baby / a daughter / a son

Hi Teo,

"Giving birth to". Hmm. I think theremust be another good way of saying this but I can't find now.

If you don't now the *** of the baby, use "baby", if you know choose "a boy" or" a girl" not "a daughte"r or "a son".

"Did you hear that Linda give birth to a girl?"

"Oh, really. I am happy for her. She has a daughter now!".

Doll"Giving birth to". Hmm. I think theremust be another good way of saying this but I can't find now.

To give birth to" is fine, or, you could just use "had":
Did you hear Linda gave birth / became a mum / h

I don't see anything wrong with given birth to a son/daughter.

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Thank you Huevos, "to become a mum" sounds nice to me.

'given birth to a baby' is the only one that sounds odd to me - what else could she give birth to? (Unless she wants to earn a $100,000,000 selling her story to the press, lol).