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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
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What is the word or phrase for the parents who are involved in baby 'booming' - having a lot of kids?
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What is the word or phrase for the parents who are involved in baby 'booming' - having a lot of kids? Please let me know. Thanks.
What is the word or phrase for the parents who are involved in baby 'booming' - having a lot of kids? Please let me know. Thanks.
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Dear Jackson The expression "baby - boom" applies when people have recovered from a catastrophe and then wish to have children It is very often used for families after World War II Possibly a phrase you could use is "post-war generation" Regards, Dave
- Dear Jackson The expression "baby - boom" applies when people have recovered from a catastrophe and then wish to have children It is very often used for families after World War II Possibly a phrase you could use is "post-war generation" Regards, Dave
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Dear Jackson
The expression "baby - boom" applies when people have recovered from a catastrophe and then wish to have children
It is very often used for families after World War II
Possibly a phrase you could use is "post-war generation"
Regards, Dave
The expression "baby - boom" applies when people have recovered from a catastrophe and then wish to have children
It is very often used for families after World War II
Possibly a phrase you could use is "post-war generation"
Regards, Dave
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Thanks a lot, Dave.
But I want to know the terms for parents who are little more productive?!
But I want to know the terms for parents who are little more productive?!
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CliveHi,Yes, this is what I had in mind. Is there a word phrase for such people? Please let me know. Thanks.
eg 'People who want a big family'.
Clive
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Hi,
You could look at the word 'fertile'. Doctors often speak of 'fertility'.
But in everyday English we would be unlikely to say 'Tom and Mary are a fertile couple'.
We'd be much more likely to say 'Tom and Mary have/want a big fa
You could look at the word 'fertile'. Doctors often speak of 'fertility'.
But in everyday English we would be unlikely to say 'Tom and Mary are a fertile couple'.
We'd be much more likely to say 'Tom and Mary have/want a big fa
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