Meanings of take babies in English

Mafenuka says she's feeling overwhelmed but can't wait to take babies home.

You let just anybody off the street come in here and take babies?

We will take babies and mamas of the babies.

I've seen them take babies from the mother's arm and if the mother dare cry, they would git a beatin'.

Parents take babies as young as 12 weeks and children up to five to the volunteer-run Wairarapa Intergenerational Playgroups at seven rest homes.

Advocate and lawyer for people with disabilities, Dr Huhana Hickey, said Oranga Tamariki's default position is to take babies from those living with intellectual disabilities.

He took babies, and brought despair to fond mothers' hearts.

Yes, he also brings nurses to Paris and takes babies back with him, at busy times.

It most often takes babies and pregnant women.

"I never supposed the railroad took babies as baggage," said her chum wonderingly.

Her sister had more than once taken babies to board with her, during their mothers' temporary absence in service or in jail.

Earlier this year the Australian Federal Government apologised for its historical practice of forcibly taking babies born out of wedlock from their mothers.

He might have been a man who walked up and down a railway platform and took babies from the arms of their screaming mothers.

Campaigners say officials took babies from "unsuitable" mothers - often communists or leftists -and gave them to families connected to the regime.

For some reason, Warren Phillips is taking babies, and he's been doing it for years! Her pent-up emotions spilling over, she collapsed against Mary Anderson.