Sentence examples for whose newborn from inspiring English sources

The poignant gesture was for the Crewe defender Adam Dugdale and his partner, whose newborn son Jude recently passed away.

Then he happened to visit Honduras and, in a hospital, encountered a mother whose newborn baby had a hole in the skull.

The author of "Baby ER" is a Pulitzer Prize-winning writer whose newborn daughter spent seven days in neonatal intensive care for a serious kidney infection, which had been caught in time.

Parents whose newborn babies have indeterminate genitalia typically follow what has long been the standard medical advice, to have doctors perform surgery to help the child conform to one or the other fixed gender category.

But instead of taking to the streets to protest the cuts, Mr. Krumins, whose newborn child, in the meantime, needed major surgery, bought a tractor and began hauling wood to heating plants that needed fuel.

The Heat-Bulls half of the equation could be settled Thursday night, and one of the more intriguing story lines on the Heat at the moment is the plight of Mike Miller, whose newborn daughter is in intensive care and dominating his every nonbasketball thought, writes Dave Hyde in The Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel.

While pregnant, Erin Carrasco, 25, mother of Dominic, friended other moms-to-be online, whose newborns became part of Dominic's network on Totspot.

In the most extreme example, Alabama has applied a 2006 "chemical endangerment of a child" law, originally passed to protect children from methamphetamine laboratories, to prosecute about 100 women whose newborns tested positive for drugs, sending several new mothers to prison.

To describe and interpret experiences of parents whose newborns are treated with induced hypothermia following perinatal asphyxia.

Although we still have some way to go, it already feels like a hefty parental investment, especially when compared with species like the blue wildebeest, whose newborns can stand, walk, and even outrun predators just a few hours after leaving the womb.

Table 1 shows the demographic characteristics of the 203 women whose newborns had cord adduct data.