Hi Chattercommunity 
This month we have a look at how we call this amazing capacity women have: having a baby 
There are several ways to name this beautiful moment, do you know more? And how do you say in your native language?
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Hi there,
In Spanish we also say “Traer al Mundo” like in German.
The verb is “Parir” and the event is “el parto”
By the way, “Parto por cesárea” is Cesarean Birth which I guess it comes from the Roman emperor Julius Caesar, the first to be Born That was. And in German is “Keiserschnitt-Geburt” which also refers to the „Römischen Keiser“
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Hi Rene,
Thanks for your interesting comment.
In French as well, there is the same saying “mettre au monde” (to put into the world).
We also call “une césarienne”, a C-section and I always asked myself why and why it’s the same in several languages, too. I finally had a look for an explanation today and found that it comes from the Latin word “caesar” which means “child born by incision” (from the verb caedere: “to cut”, “to incise”).
Interesting stuff 
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A slang British English expression for this is “drop a sprog”
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In french you could also say: donner naissance (literal translation of the english “give birth”) 
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