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bag of waters

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bag of waters
n.
See water bag.


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But my disappointment soon soured to irritation, beginning with the OB's offer to rupture the bag of waters.
A few hours later, her bag of waters was broken artificially; 36 hours later, Tracy was recovering from a C-section after delivering a healthy, 7-pound baby girl.
Though you cannot completely insulate children from this, you can explain, "The baby is tucked up in the bag of waters -- like a balloon filled with salty water.
 
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