"maternal home" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the home where a person's mother lives or where they were raised. Example: After college, Sarah moved back to her maternal home to take care of her aging mother.
Many children now grow up, as I did, in the maternal home.
I first experienced the sport in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, at the maternal home of a famous Bollywood director.
The words that God speaks to Jacob in a lonely dream while he wanders, cast out of his maternal home to a distant family, now speak to me, as well.
The maternal home, conversely, is a 'safe house' of sorts – a place of safety and security.
In addition, our air pollution metrics relied on maternal home address at the time of delivery.
Everyone in her maternal home and relatives know but nobody hates her.
She divides her time between their $9 million seaside villa near Santa Barbara, Calif., and her maternal family home in Arlington, Va., near her 89-year-old father.
Findings indicated that maternal home-based educational involvement was linked to decreased psychological distress as well as to increased parenting efficacy and family cohesion, while home-school communication was linked to decreased distress and increased parenting efficacy (school-based involvement was related to decreased maternal distress only).
One multi-centred pre- and post-intervention study with a comparison group reported that the use of maternal home-based records increased maternal and newborn service use, including ANC, tetanus toxoid (TT) immunisation, and post-natal care (23).
The home-indoor monitors were placed in the living room, while the home-outdoor monitors were installed outside a window or in the terrace/balcony of maternal homes.
Half of the participants (n = 14) were first time mothers, eight of whom had returned to their maternal homes for an extended perinatal period as is customary in this region.
