midwifed

Assisted in labor

Midwifed is the past tense of midwife used as a verb, meaning to assist in bringing something into being.

A midwife delivers babies, so to midwife something is to help it emerge: She midwifed the project through its difficult early stages.

The word often appears in contexts of creative or organizational birth—midwifing a new company, a movement, or an idea.

facilitation

guided

Led with assistance

supported · helped · attended · coached · eased · nurtured · encouraged · fostered · enabled · accompanied

birth

delivery

Conveyance of goods

parturition · placenta · umbilical · cesarean · birthing · epidural · forceps · amniotic · neonatal · pushing

obstetric

obstetrics

Childbirth medicine branch

postpartum · fetus · doula · birthing center · lactation · cervix · perinatal · trimester · antenatal · lying-in

emergence

launched

Set in motion

birthed · hatched · spawned · germinated · incubated · realized · actualized · manifested · cultivated · developed

Opposites
facilitation vs obstruction

midwifedaborted

Ended before completion

obstructed · blocked · hindered · thwarted · stifled

birth vs death

midwifedkilled

Caused to die

euthanized · executed · slaughtered · destroyed · ended

role in labor

midwifedlabored

Requiring great exertion

gave birth · delivered · birthed · bore

Phrases
Family

midwife, midwifery, midwifing

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG