room-in (with one's baby)
room-in (with one's baby)
To remain with one's baby in the same hospital room following the baby's birth. Hospitals now encourage new mothers to room-in with their babies at all times until they are discharged. Rooming-in wasn't a very common practice when my children were born, with babies kept in the hospital nursery instead.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
- powder
- come into
- come into (something or some place)
- go to your room
- Go to your room!
- knock through
- knock through (something)
- room for/to maneuver
- almost doesn't count
- work (one's) way