Synonyms for mothers
moth·ers

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1. List of paraphrases for "mothers":

   mother, moms, maternal, madres, mères, parent, matek, mom, mommies, dams, motherhood, mamas, women, emad, madre

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1. Louise Sattler:

   Everybody has to stop looking at everybody else and look to within, my kids this morning had Frosted Flakes for breakfast. They had sugary cereal. Now the past two days they had eggs but today they didn't have eggs ... Mothers, I'm sure, will come after me and say, 'Lyss Stern is a terrible mother, because she gave her kids Frosted Flakes for breakfast today,' but at the end of the day it's OK.

2. Alveda King:

   What Kamala Harris didn’t say: Reportedly, over 60 million babies have died by abortions in America since the killing of babies in the womb became legal with the passage of Roe V Wade in 1973, added to their deaths are the physical, mental and spiritual trauma many mothers have documented after those abortions. Abortion is death care; not health care. It’s time to end the killing.

3. Luzia Pinto:

   There is talk of opening centers in other towns so mothers don't have to travel so far, but I don't see it happening.

4. Lindsay Wagner:

   It aired and the public went berserk when they killed off the bionic woman, they wrote in. Mothers were saying how terrible it was that they created the female counterpart only to kill her off. Even a couple of children’s hospitals wrote in… So the second two-parter came about… so the kids can know she’s OK. And that was the end of that. Well, the response was so huge from the audience to have this character that they ended up making a series out of it… It was really public demand and I’m still thankful to those viewers for my career.

5. Maria Neira:

   Pregnant mothers rely on a birthing environment that, at a minimum, does not place them or their baby at risk, saying nothing of the need for drinking-water or having to leave the facility to search for a toilet.