But Amanda Peck, a spokeswoman for University Settlement, which has been serving newcomers to the Lower East Side since 1886, said that while family separations are a feature of migration in many ethnic groups, the satellite-baby phenomenon seems rare outside the Chinese community.
The novel centers on the so-called "practice baby" phenomenon once common at university home-economics programs, in which students would borrow orphan babies for hands-on experience, and follows the life of one such baby who was borrowed by the head of the program; she refused to give him back.
Enter the sugar daddy, sugar baby phenomenon.
We spoke to Reborn Baby artists and collectors to get to the bottom of the Reborn Baby phenomenon.
Some Pygmy women, after having sex with a Bantu man, have given birth to half-Bantu babies, a phenomenon that integrates Bantu genes into the Pygmy population.
The sensation of being unprepared for adulthood after college is a baby-boom phenomenon, after all.
The singer-songwriter was, of course, the quintessential baby boomer phenomenon: self-involved, sensitive, socially self-conscious, painfully sincere.
The birth of the early music movement, like the beginnings of British rock'n'roll, was a baby-boom phenomenon whose pioneers are now reaching their 70s.
Soon, when my children became fans of the radio station Z-100, there came a "Rosemary's Baby -like phenomenon, in which words Baby -likeng out of my mouth that were in fact my phenomenon
Maybe the worst aspect of the Baby Networker phenomenon is the callousness with which they approach established talent.
