| Hi, everyone! This is Rosa and today, we’ll be doing the top 10 phrases to know when having a baby. Let’s start! |
| 1. dar el pecho “to breastfeed” |
| La madre le da el pecho a su hijo. “The mother breastfeeds her child.” |
| 2. cambiar un pañal “to change a diaper” |
| No me hace mucha ilusión cambiar pañales. “I'm not really excited about changing diapers.” |
| 3. poner un babero “to put on a bib” |
| Si no le pongo el babero lo deja todo perdido. “If I don't put the bib on him, he leaves everything dirty.” |
| 4. cambiar de ropa “to change clothes” |
| De pequeña me cambiaban de ropa tres veces al día. “When I was little, I was changing clothes three times a day.” |
| 5. cantar una nana “to sing a lullaby” |
| Cantar una nana ayuda a que los bebés se duerman. “Singing a lullaby helps babies fall asleep.” |
| 6. echar una siesta “to take a nap” |
| Mi hija se echa siestas de una hora y media. “My daughter takes naps for an hour and a half.” |
| 7. hacer papilla “to make baby food (porridge)” |
| Cuando hago papillas para mi hermana me dejo una ración para mí. “When I make baby food for my sister, I leave a portion for myself.” |
| I love this like apple puree bottles that this...oh. |
| 8. bañar “to bathe” |
| Bañar a un bebé parece complicado, se ven tan delicados. “Bathing a baby seems complicated; they look so delicate.” |
| 9. llevar un carrito “to push a stroller” |
| Los padres con gemelos tienen que llevar un carrito más grande. “Parents with twins have to push a larger stroller.” |
| 10. leer un cuento “to read a story” |
| Léele un cuento antes de ir a dormir. “Read him a story before going to sleep.” |
| And this is the end of today’s top 10 phrases to know when having a baby. Let us know in the comments below if you’re planning to have one soon and don’t forget to like this video, subscribe and check out SpanishPod101.com. See you! Hasta luego! |
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