"maternal experience" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a mother's experience in relation to raising and caring for her children. For example: "(Name)'s decades of maternal experience have given her a unique insight into the needs of young children."
Moreover, anxiety as a precondition of the maternal experience had not yet been invented.
It doesn't seem to matter that mothers who regret the maternal experience almost always stress that they love their children.
Holly Hunter, who voiced the role of superhero mum Helen Parr in the hit animated feature The Incredibles, will have maternal experience to draw on if there's a sequel.
But the purpose of this study was not to let mothers express ambivalence towards motherhood, but to provide a space for mothers who actually have "the wish to undo motherhood", something that Donath describes as an "unexplored maternal experience".
Yet, having adjusted my attitude, I was entertained both by snarling children tugging at their parents' arms to leave and by parents barking at their kids to "Smile!" for another photo, glad to have that maternal experience behind me.
(Rooney) 'Motherhood Out Loud' (in previews; opens on Oct. 4) Primary Stages gives birth to its new season with this expansive reflection on maternal experience, directed by Lisa Peterson and conceived by Susan R. Rose and Joan Stein.
Hypothesising that variation to the level of stress would produce different maternal experiences; this study was designed to examine offspring outcomes following a single prenatal stress paradigm at two different intensities.
"On the contrary, the aim from the outset was to sketch a complex roadmap that will allow mothers from diverse social groups to locate themselves on it in order to allow a variety of subjective maternal experiences to exist," Donath wrote to me in an email.
Maternal experiences with key aspects of FSPT are summarized in Table 2.
PRAMS is a feasible and valid method of collecting information on maternal experiences and behaviours during pregnancy in Ireland.
Existing instruments for assessing maternal experiences during labour and birth [ 15- 18] either assess isolated aspects of the childbirth experience or aggregate diverse aspects into single overall scores.
